St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 11, 1927

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Call MAin One, One—One, One | —Ask for Betty || Need a Porter? The es Deas, ‘Dispatch is Read | Homes Than ANY OTHER Newspaper, Dai in FAR MORE Se. Louis ly and Sunday. TD — VOL. /9. NO. 416. Vow MILLIONS BE MADE BY. NITED RAILWAYS REORGANIZERS Group of St. Louis Finan- Associated With York ciers New Promoter A Bought Bonds at 50 to 60 Cents on the Dollar, Which Bid Fair to Go to Par. 12.50 COMMON STOCK MAY EARN $5 YEARLY Transaction Follows Public Utilities General Rests Court’s Cost” erty Valuation. Corporations’ Practice and Upon Supreme ‘Reproduction Theory of Prop- On Sone day SV0O7, proba iy month, the formality of publ- lic sale of the United the highest bidder will] It will be next Railways 1.0 occur. only a formality. fuse no one Toresees the nce Of any bidder with has $46,600,000, mat Will be aes didge Faris, hat the company the hands of its Who have agreed won a basis of sctt!] aims plan tion. Thereupon, if Judge la bves the plan, the eight-y: Melvership will end and there appear, as the purveyor of st: ear service in St. Louis, a new pany, the St. Louis Servic: Co. The completion of the rearga>i appPpoar- SO much the minimum ‘eptable and n will secur] AMOnYL men of and a reors vil! COT Public Piimated end threatening BAince 1910. : Must be paid interest and dividends | ob Nizers have reduced ( is OSS A FacT Pr bi mn | preferred pets ® sharo. q ia be dealt with. Ms mtion marks one of the biggest ind most profitable strokes of financier-. mg in the city’s history, and te Miggest thing of the kind done Wblia utilities since Charies monroe came here from Chica: efew years ago and bought th: lede Gas Light Co. at a profit bhimself and a few associates os- at three to four. million follars. | Accordingly an examination of | the reorganization plan and what demand it contemplates of the pub- | lic is of immediate interest, partic- larly in view of the fact that the mpanv is asking the public to ake a 30-vear contract with it much stiffer terms | the public declines to do so. The old company had secured Mligations of $54,890,000 which | af. LOUIS , MONDAY EVENING, APRIL i Snes Capital Structures of the United Railways Company and the Reorganized Company Compared ( The Statement is of the date of the completion of the reorganization pli an. published October a BONDS 1924 NEW COMPANY Louis Public Service Company) OLD COMPANY (United Railways) Annual Interest Annual! Interest $1,212,000 Amount Amoun Kirst General Mortgage, 4 per cent. ae (Old U. R. issue undisturbed) ...$30,300,000 Kirst and Refunding Mortgage. (New issue 6.9 per cent)......».. Kirst Mortgage Sinking Fund. (New issue 5 per cent).......ccecceeee 4,500,000 Total bonds .......ceccecees «40,000,000 lL nited vreneral mortgage, St. Louis and rirst mortgage (8 per cent Railways, first 4 per cent..... . .90,300,000 $1,212,000 Suburban Railway honds. = per cent.. U is paid t swear ; eC 160,000 6,000,000 2,000,000 390,000 cyt thie 1SS81\' St. Louis and Suburban Genera Mortgage, 5 per cent.. Cass Avenue & Fairgrounds . Mirst Mortgage, 6 per cent...... Compton Heights, Union Depot Ry. Kirst Mortgage, 6 per cent...... Lindell Ry., First Mortgage, 5 BORE vince iS pf 4 225,000 4,500,000 225,000 1,640,000 98,400 986,000 59,160 per 1,474,000 the life of the 117,920 d end of cent was paid towa: issue.) Louis Transit Co. asia nt Bonds, 5 Total bonds Receiver’s Certificates, 6 per cent.. eent.. 9,790,000 . .§50,690,000 4,200,000 489,500 per 252,000 Total obligations with fixed 41 . YAS charges * *¢ $2,613,980 STOCKS Preferred Stock (7 per shares $54,890,009 Pre. cent since ecent paid Railways 95 per (No dividend Lo nited ferred $ 5,384,500 $ 376,915 Total obligations with fixed charges $46,184,500 no Lnited Railways Common. (Never $2,203,915 aid a dividend 7 Pee ) Common Stock (345,645 shares, al Total eanitalizatio . 4s Potal capitalization par value, issued dy 4,295,562 $50,481,062 share ) cash are given par value in the new capital will amount to from receive the did structure > not IS Capitaliza- thev Railways them, therefore, the per cent the money which the individual members of With the reoorganization group paid for their respective holdings of the iegregate several millions for the group. common stock, table, the of United 50,40] the old above comparative call it, Lo of in the Lup, from hown and on financiers protit $96,186,000 . . oe ts - Ui nok as Lion, has been cu 062 for 60 to LOO on company; the total obligaitons company bonds described. and will 40 a arnings of the by Receiver ears’ management of the cost its present company and the proceeds of the sale of the hew companys property value of S4.23909,002. \!ll the « company above the fixed h yld Ts return which were United old the share SLOCK, COmmMmon Hold rs ot lones to the common stock- and this costs) and, will remain This st and dividend charges be succeeds in getting franchise on a $60,000,000 valuation, stock got nothing, and inter Lo Railways com preferred buy one and on the company its hew com price, $lc2.oU per | a of 7 cent annually held of the the and per 200,000 a year (above all operating res of $2,203,915, there common stock. share. will be $4, the fixed charg available for $5 plus a year supposed that all of this profit would be dis- fact, of the reorganizers expect common in Bul the it belongs common Old preferred. ‘eturn who planned and control after paying the $1,996,085 two divisions. First, would amount Kirst Mortgage It is Mortgage 4 tributed only $2 a share aen The profits reorganization, long they of group of men dividends on for each the will have control of new company as as care to hold it, is in thev to not to be in dividends. bought a sufficient amount of United Railways cent bonds per cent bonds of the (for 4 per (which become (,enera!] In many stock the early vears. the new company) Transit Improvement on the in a combination of whatever is done with surplus, to in the company. bonds which the purchasers received par to the the company’s the dividends to common in part, is likely, payments as progres- and if honds, holders, retire emploved the the be stock stock the al cash and preferred and common new company) to sive them working control of old sively interest on securities They bought these $40 per $100 of the stock equity in and common enhanced would cease, value would from $50, retired in bonds prices varving or table. which of face value. As is seen the property less, that portion securities which they bought and for stock would increase. Mquired an annual interest charge | $2,613,980. It also carried $16.,- $43,000 of Which it preferred stock upon £ had paid no dividends | Common stock of $24,- | 3,000 never had had actual value Te North American Co. held 79 | Feent of it and wrote it off years according to plan published starts out with) $46,184,000 | On these | The new company, mee reorganization ™ October, 1924, ligations of only ting fixed charges. . tr Dat $1. | Sustice | Pally of $2,203,915. Its total Mpitalization is $50,481,062 Thus it appears that the the obliga- | ! Mons bearing fixed interest or Nds more than $8,500,000; that | from. $54.890.000 to $46,184,000, | t 15 per Simultaneously | ! 'y have fixed |} PRAT EO s by ahout $400,000, from | $13,980 te $° 903,915. Total 1 Pitalization drops from $96,000, § to $50.000.000, How did the reorganizers m this capital operation and im- diately rejuvenate the financial nvalid? First, by wiping off at me Stroke $40.000.000 of preferred etock. C‘ommon Ok gets nothing in reorganiza- | the privilege reor- div- cent, reduced annual if per- t M4 common ’ Mbscribinge to common | “ k at the issue price of $12 i Thus there remained | secured obligations , New M800 N00 of that fell into). of approxi- ive IS %6@ were bonds . classes. A total My $10 000.000 in Were first | sues property lines vhich | liens upon the ” Independent Pt€ Merged into the United Ratl- me? in 1904. They were Dring and had the first right to Mo court obtain a fore- ere. They were St. Louis & | PUrban First Mortgage 5 per cent | “Upon which cent was me for a short period; St. Louis Suburban general mortgage 5 |, Sent bonds, Cass Avenue and | —*Ounds 65 per cent bonds, Pton Heights-U'nion Depot Ry. cent bonds and Lindell FR ail- tinued on Page 2, Column 1. short! and S per SENTENCING OF SINCLAIR | Br the Associa ‘sentencing we | of the i ; | days District of Columbia (opening of mis OWN sywer for Whateve 1 the LICENSE TAGS FOR AIRPLANES c,overnimeni pp fags similat biles. tien license mercial plane, plane ter "x lane four the highest i port ‘driver of a ' distance persolh: UNSETTLED TONIGHT AND POSTPONED FOR 30 DAYS TOMORROW. SHOWERS LIKELY THE GOV. SMITH'S VIEW ON CHURCH WILL BE PUBLISHED APRIL 25 ; . ;> TEMPERATURES. Statement Will Be Released Simul- ide ane: alee @ ss : t ee | NENVER taneously with [Issuance of Next > a. m : | i eS Bt 4) : Atlantic Monthly. “YOUNG CORBETT" in District of Columbia Supreme Court Initiative. oar Ot ! _— - . 4 p | ted Pres noo! Special to the Post-Disnatch., an NEW YORK, April ‘3. - one , _ Smith’s declaratio P his att sincisir, | @ ood Former Feathe weight Cham- | °? ee eee oo cont _ - Piste pionship Claimant, 47 Years | presidency and the Constitution of Qn ’ . rN ¢ f a . . ’ S4 ¢ 7.) ; ‘ , neha gt se cosptlnd 2 Old. Heart Disease Victim _— : nites | tye esp be ine ouis puble simultaneously with ap- supreme I'n- pearance in next Atlantic Monthliv April. 25. Smith's statement to the Inagazine's rights (SOV. WASHINGTON, April 11. ifude, Harry F. for of althy’ oil operator. Senate bv Official fore- rast for St. and vicinity: settled tonight iv the Ass anda tomorrow. DICNVER, ¢ probably w oi t WW) jjiqgam Tf. ag showers andi who Ce , a t hundershowers;) yings three slightly WAPrTMHEH | “Torri ble” tonight, | iclaim the Prob and! theater y thunder Pehwvs showers tonight tomorrow :- -orn in today its the l’ress ‘Olo., ‘ourt. April 11. (FOV. (Young Corb | Western | conquer ! and } ght of announced at the Wil- | that the imposi was postponed on lle delay. ruilty Hitz eourt Justice and thie advance magazine bar any Pothwell tt) |; sem io of sentence | | ne ros? from obscure ion. grave release the found mol Aree i . Terry MeGovern featherwel md front ago Vlanation of Sinclair was empt in que March to an- asked by inves- ferm world’s fell db . ’ . ft 4 ir f mf OTUSINY , ; e h Oo. COT I Niissourt: championship. mn and Other Kill “More Persons Greater Loss Than Any By the Associated Pres RICHMOND, Va., The ce ‘old was ention in local amateur rhe common -« ‘ caused more fX-| bouts before he was 16 ye old, | | appeared in three CCONOINT — him n that kept for more stions which ‘ases A jail mandatory. Sinclair’ is ‘erfamn CeETITA SNnNowers he Nonnte committee : ° Hil. icians he died ol He was 47 Denver, Oct. imated the oi | the vears old. 1 ISSO, April il. to nave grea other dis > offenss S he said and any submitted at le he eventy- n Chemieal Society annual convention today. Drafted by Dr. ty of New York, mended that the prosecute a ranized war disease and lish a world, clearing house health in Waghington It gested that | appropriate for forv facilities, sonience, warmer the por- xpected to appeal. PR in anes aths treme east hate on a him than started ‘ampaign light tion Tllinot: toniaoht opening America Show ] issues 5 Regulations for Traffic Markings. ‘the Press WASHINGTON, April Tl. after must carry to those on In line with reeent by Congress, the ¢ kepartinent today markings and Snot Aerial mcrae (j tomorrow undershowers slimhtls east local | Charles H. Her- the report recom- ederal Govern- thorough \ wee he ghts the 1901, hard fi bys t h January, Six winning In of aded the and MeGovern aft Young irting mn An series Ai? Ce se | licens warmer nortion: of the south portions, Knockout legisla- , i yo Stag the Mississippi, ° hat year lanes here tonight mn ane enver. hwo route. automo a rnoent ly or- WOVECTNDECI estab- rf OF) he ms saa mM e ion A Meese ratched with sug . ton. irried the VieGovern hte second n down for Young; issued regzula fer NOY. 23. ficeht to from the put. count, {tt en- class in 1905 Colorado eGovern again the eleventh | 1) ‘onerous additional sanction accept: ions for pubiic and provide roverning aerin thy > i} $5,000,000 labora- WILD FLOWERS FOR COOLIDGE Ry ince letter in front of round the "ory Associated Lr SAN FRAN mssortmient | picked te children at Lytton Salvation Arm\ — and on the yout to Wi ng mn today tor Presi- iat Mrs t he ivate donat health advancement fellowships. Auto Deaths in 4 Weeks. April 11.— laanm which carriage goods ao ’ won knockout. (Klein, 17, tional 192 7—36 P AGES. er te —--~— - OIL STATION THIEF AND PROPRIETOR = AILLED IN FIGHT Cletus Bleisch, 21, Robber, Shoots John Gass, 50, and Is Wounded by Him Near Highland, IIl. WIDOW AND CHILD AND 2 BOYS HELD) Alex Glaab, 16, Injured in Face by Birdshot—They Had Gone With Holdup | Man to Make Raid. Cletus Bleisch, 21-year-old moider, took his wife, their year-old son and two youths on a holdup expedition last night, and made the mistake of trying his revolver on John (Gass, 50-year-old gasoline filling station near Highland, Ill., who had a re- vulver and a shotgun within reach and knew how to use them. AS a result Bleisch are dead The others, in jail at Edwards- ville, Mrs. Alpharetta Bleisch, 19, Lloyd Cletus Bleisch, 2, who, Bleisch, lived at 4129 Sarpy lex Glaab, 16. of 4212 Clayton avenue, and Chester of 4226 Sarpy avenue. Glaab's face is punctured birdshot fired by Gass, after ind Bleisch had fatally each other with revolvers. The seene of the shooting Gass’ gasoline station on the highway in Madison County, between Highland about 40 miles and Gass are and with avenue; (;ass midway Pocahontas, of St. Louis. Bleisch Shot Through Heart. Bleisch, three times in the body, once the heart, died on the wounded five times, 6:30 a. today shot through Gass, until died ata SpoL;: lingered when he | hospital. | holding | day ' dan iat 8 the | the ' stolen car, has been | i ping h | COMMON COLDS MOST DEADLY ° Cause | 'informat | Bie eral Bleisch formerly lived at High- land. For weeks he had talked of up Gass’ station. Satur- night, with his wife and baby. Glaab and Klein. he drove past the filling station in Klein’s Bleisch had a revolver, expressed disappointment aft ing the station closed. Al! five that night in the sedan, road near Yesterday they with and find slert on a side Bond County. dinner in Greenville Bleisch's relatives. Klein refused to to be used in a robbery, so Bleiscn Glaab stole a Chevrolet roacd- parked in front of a Green- church. In this car they drove o'clock to Gass’ filling station, vhile Klein, with Mrs. Bleisch and the babv, continued on in Ford and parked a half mile east of the station. After rasoline hed allow his car and ster, ville +hea gallons of put in the of the roadster, Bleisch asked for a package of cigarettes. started into the office to cigarettes. Bleisch followed. Glaab stood outside. Gass Grabs His “But ‘em up!” Bleisch, drawing a entered the office The latter grabbed a revolver, ing within reach, and fired it Rleisch as the latter fired at him Rleisch tumbled through the door, erving: “Help me, help me, I'm shot.” Claab the paying for two which Gass tank th: while get as a lookout fevolwer revolver as he behind Gas: d Eleisch toward automobile. appeared in doorway with a shotgun, cried, “Vou, and fired at Glaah. Glaah, with nine birdshot fn f abandoned Bleisch and and fled on foot, ri is coat erawled through fence dragge (;AaSS er? too if i AS he a farmers harbed-wire Reaching the parked sedan, wher Mrs. Bleisch, her and Wile aited, he told them the news. ‘Take me * gaid isch, Thinking. Bleisch hospital at Highland, ‘arrving Toots, walked they were Sor to Cletus, Mre Ble he taken toa drove there, { arms, where custody. (;laah they her son, in her she to the taken Klein homes and vhen arrested. Rieisch was the son farmer aft r-old vouth, that he had seld Bleise! dented the thie holdun, fire " . hospital, into and were Itt their today went to hed early nh land of a well retired Hlig)) A 19%-yea ion revolver to charge Prior had tines lnnded. HO K: TERMINAL RA'LROADS sive $25.00 FOR SMOKE FUND to the $250 work of * isch apon Total subscriptions fund for three ve Citizens Sr ached $2 with receipt of $25,000 Terminal Railroad As In addition, the ratiroade prising the Terminal ars ne? ing with the league ‘ing emroke eonevmers in engines and inetructinge firemen as to im- ars noke Abatement He Hoo cic the League rr today. from the mciation. Ccogrmry- , ; by inet hy proved methods proprietor with | wounded | was | Na- | and | east t SSUES WRIT AGAINST STONECUTTERS UNION m. | Highland | Ford &Se- | parked | treenville, in| Supreme Mrs. | Gass | ' | their command: a | | dling 31. LOUIS POST- u IS Lan The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the A ssociated Press eis Service , / ' the a ¢ anges ee FIVE POWERS ‘MAKE DEMANDS ON ‘HIM — en santa KAI-SHER. GEN. CHIANG Supreme Court Decides in Fa- of Bedford and Ofher Indiana Companies. vor lated FP SHINGTON, April 11 The C‘ourt of the d States Bedford and of Indiana against ity t! \ sare WAS nite today sustained the companies action other stone in their injunction Stone Cutters’ Association of North America and certain stone cutters’ unions, in which uniawful restraint of trade was charged Justices Brandeis and dissented on the ground that the acts of the unions were permitted law The numbering by Indiana, that threat- stonecutters, stone producers of 24, business complained was being ened by acts of the odds, the han- in other with whom they were at nestrikes against of their products order | places. ty. | might | arrested on | the | | try ladvanta Th 7? { Sutherland Gives Opinion. In delivering the Courts ion. Justice Sutherland that the combination liberatelys present de- adopted a course duct which directly and tially curtailed or threatened thus urtail natural flow in in- commerce of a large huilding lime- entire coun- probable of siubstan- to the terstate very proportion of the production of the the ai producers, efone that , uve purohasers 1 t! An adone iy" lawfully might ‘may con- which one he said, ictings in on the form of aconspir- reuabolie wrong, if the pe public or such daone by many tike acy and become a and riictp he prohibited be hurtful to thi individuals against v directed.” pinion Jus fo nem concerted action is Im the ssenting ¢ randeis Sherman pitalists rporation ndustry fing i kow on | 1 tha niunetion or ffir rec Appeals, yetion was “irculit Court of } Holmes | in | opin- | declared | cone | dis- | i note - OE ee —————— - ) PRICE 2 CEN Is . ULTIMATUM AVOIDED -IN-NOTE TO CANTONESE ‘Demands Based on Nanking Affair Presented to Gov- ernment at Hankow and to Ching’ s Agent. t- i) wanton satin cs eile, 5b pene ett Agama t >, aisle + " ay See — - ne ee oe ae oe Kae st oe * a A oe —soaremcr tne mip xis te ng : * = vey i ; he tes oo ‘NORTHERN ARMY | MAKING ADVANCE | Demands of Posen Include _ tape ® wer oy Re nth Ae Reparations, Promise as to Future, and a Tele- graphic Apology. oe een tt ee een ney bin co ERC OCS, By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Aprtl 11.—Iden- demands be- Nanking outrages, pre- military and political authorities today on be- half of the five major Powers, are understood | tic for reparations icause of the sented to Cantonese brief and strong- to contain ne ulti- to be Iv worded, but matum. The leave communication is belléved the such as they ffnd necessary if the demands are refused. | No inkling as to the specific na- | ture of the demands was given at State Department in publication, They were ously by t ithe United / to Powers free to take steps t DRS a ect ine SE ithe advance By of ~~ submitted simultan- Consuls General of States, Great Britain, Japan, France and Italy and are e ce cted to include indemnifica for loss of life or injury te the | waitonalh of the five countries, | reparations for damage to prop- |erty at Nanking and some form of | satisfaction for the looting of con- | sulates and attacks on consular of- ficers. | It is expected that a statement of American policy will accompany , the text of the American note when it is made public. Note Delivered to ficials, By the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, April 11.—A Power note protesting against the Nanking outrages was presented simultaneously this afternoon to the Cantonese Government at Han- kow and to the representativt§ at Shanghai of Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek, the Cantonese military leader. The presentation was made joint- lv by the Consul-Generals of the United States, Great Britain, Japan, l‘ranece and Italy. The demands, as given out by the Chinese authorities, are: | 1, Punishment of the command- ers and troops responsible for the killing and wounding of foreigners, for the indignities to which oth- ers were subjected, and for the ma- | terial damage done, | 2. A written apology by § the commander in chief of the Can- | tonese armies and a formal prom- ise to abstain from violence against foreigners’ lives and interests. 4. Full reparation for the juries and damages. Prompt Compliance Demanded. Uniess the Cantonese prove thetr intention to comply without delay. | the Powers warned that they would be compelled to take such steps as i they considered necessary. | The protest was delivered to representatives of the Cantonese |Government at the Foreign Af- fairs Bureau, outside the tnterna- tional settlement, at 3 o’elock this afternoon The protest was formally deliv- ered here to Gen. Pel Tsung-chi, ,conmimander of the eastern division of the Cantonese army, acting for Gen. Chiang Kai-shek. Delivery of the protest to Gen. Pei was made by Stir Sidney Bar- ton, Br tish (‘onsul-Generel.. as dean of the Consular Corps, acting the spokesman for the Ameri- French, Japanese and Italian ‘‘onsul-Generals. l’e; declined to discusa the officially, saying !t would he ‘orwarded to (“hiang and Quo Tai-chl. Commisstoner of For- eign Affairs for the Shanghal dis- lie remarked, however. that it fails to suggest the means by which gwullt wéuld be fixed. fic suggested that the Cantonese migot broach the suggestion to the Powers joint committees a thorough study of the af- to determine who was guilty ind the nature of the punishment lie said he was no! ne officially, as the reply to would be made from Han. by Foreign Minister Chem Janenese Consul Consult« The Japanese Consul remained after i¢ others had departed to ike up with Gen. Pel the situation ve Japanese in Boochow, where workers are preventing their cuation. Gen. Pel explained the action was being taken t by (Continued on Page Five.) Cantonese Of- five- (Gen faen, to that a make fair Tie eSasarTy peak! ihe not: "6 en pe ee : pe vin anette yt err Me I gett hint ERO ale ely ’ ot Rat a Tek cl iin eas Ve SE . toby tpelinigt “RE - iepigeeRy % mn rae rd 4% ea SEAR Re ONE ARS RIO a ah NEAL A ew i oan tae « ae PLY It ah AR - ’

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —amneagi _ Detailed Story of the Financial Reorganization of the United Rai F ACCO-VANZETT] Set: SSS FITINTONG Of ccc ccm COMMITTEE ASKS ~/; . ys = mle ale”? and “Valuation” of SS 2.5 Group Which Reorganized United Railways ~ tone a | arn 3s Th United Railways Property cece __ And Will Control Oe New Company JR. PREFERRED) Ee Ez = Fam scocure justice or . 7 ; A new factorw asks to secure justice for them.” The} $2.000.000 in hoard will mail to-Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts a letter urging the. +, » “only stiffened our determination ' appointment of an impartial com- | Is = mission to investigate the case. rour communanty? | William G. Thompson, chief of | Cities Enter the defense counsel, had nothing to oe Ss ay | Compenzon”™ in Apel 82 (;ardner Jackson of the Defense | — — Comnyttec said ne committee — a ince Saturday hi: been deluged | h queries as the meaning of certain statements made by Barto-} omeo Vanzettt in court to Judge) Thayer. Many asked whether the! sentenced man had any reason for | reference to the Judge's “de. ! spisement against us with fmends of yours at the University Club on) the golf club of Worcester.” Jack- son said the commiitee Was confi- | an explanation of this charge would be developed In a hearing before the Governor, ; ROBBERS KILL ONE MAN. WOUND sa —s aa ; | : . : 37 : ~% : pee pens Oona ANOTHER AND SHOOT Al BOY eo fire ee -. , , . Committee,”” says the committee's PS : statement, “‘was organized seven FIGHT ACCUSED \ ic tims thot bDweween VW heen eF : = vears ago to get justice for two in- U j + SEU :ae Hesiet Hi: wIU yy in Voman’« Fiore 2 mi. : -_ Py nocent men The courts of Mass . —s a on —— : 10 t|| L ¥\ LIM ON TRIA! _ West Pranktios Lil. E achusetts will not give that justice. | st — _—— o-.' 3 x2 adie ¥ William G. Thompson and Herbert | Former De prat 5 Lindt 0 mel ' eS “S. ; el FP. Ehrmann. counsel for Sacco and F eel” a . art bans ; a = — | to ' ae L: _ ; , Vanzetti, have stated this as their) Best Selectivity and Tone Quality reason for not proceeding furth- er in the State courts. “WW re ur it} unsel’'s de- | . 9x to > 5 O am > : shah, withd?a hee ‘fa the State | ; a 2 TERMS courts means for us 8! ya shift)’ TWO STEEL WORKERS KILLED TEE in tho scone and methon: at anal — PRONE | : Street fight. , ail > ~ maga 100 6 Olive , “We ask Gov. Fuller to appoint a affoid ( llapees : : ) i: ws committee of impartial citizens to - "9 ne East St. Louis Store 309 Collimsvulle Ac. 3 conduct a thorough investigation | : | in the open so that the public may know the truth of this case in| and out of court from beginning to end. When all the facts are known for Sacco and Vanzetfl; must follow, and justice means re- storing to them thetr freedom. A legal loophole leading to the Supreme Court of the United States may be utilized on BDeiaif of Saiceo and Vanzetti. but defense counsel has expressed the betief, . that at best it would be a forlorn ccount of BE ope, scrving only fer -aatae 2 Sacco mand Vanzetti have asked that dilatory steps he take Ti, ana ; 141 AIRPLANES IN COMMERCE ‘. Sawyer of Ware, a | A wonderful 2 rational Minister The pe- -———-_ ** . - ’ i , Sweets — Choco - } r would have the committer Bonbons, Giazed - Chief Justice Arthur} VMinssachusetts Su | e Court, two members of the! QO Off; - nd two persons appointed at ‘ > The findings would be reported to; ee Will Be f tenes co, and Vanaetl_ were owes Saturday to die} ROBBER GIVEN 5-YEAR TERM Ee Be ",'"* clectrtc chair atime Chavtess Hugh Wright 10 years old. ! Nut and Fruit Milk Clo BB °° State" ‘prison | the week of] enced to five yeara in the pentte Chocolates S BE 1001 memsenser In a $15,000 met 'f— presen’ lue to what they pa ) li pre. report, the sum actually collected '"**s ti || when } i es 5u its and Meaty Ni | ‘orred to as uire heitiniin etewtnt ibove ope! in xe? 9 ths ill no«c : _ ——— stock err f£ : Re ; ; — : ich Liz Chocolate O a - - | in new COmMmImMoO » will 1a 4 = aui- ? ” ' if) | ' , — cs 4 . V2 _ : a7} , 4 ” : . ; ; VY “q } instetin. harhbusse anda Rolland Sign | ‘y IM property : i] ; ‘ 4 Appeal to Coolidge. A c« a"). l’re as vthich at the jesue pr ‘ aeewrerate 2 , “ re be sufficien : K market uOtatior spon: { » Be! ts Ses uc Late ars ma OW ggs 4 LRIS, April 11 Prof i! $4,295,562. would have a property to pay the last dollar of operati: bonds and ts of the new coPh- —— licious fluffy marshmallow coated yy Tl. M e | relativ’ , Henri Ba equity In the company of $13,815. ' @ 1) ¢ ive the company. in a pany itkely ny wer. beca Persons Burned to Death ith ch a 5 : onday A ril 1 | Oted | 1 author, and } 590 an enhancement of approxi- ' 7 nt return o BO. ne of the co: * unchises . MAPLE PLAIN, Minn., April 1! ? p olland | e joined In \la 637 . , mpanyr h } hat taal : maa: and im wid emis , — | Barer Say crn ar Wi sehen shor mgt tranchine it'atomatiatly ox- Robern ,”"Cause of the 50c 1 $1, &.." wton-Byrne-Bruner Published Daily by The Puliterer Publishing Ca the $4 200.000 to whi: Twelfth mlevard and Olive Stree ™ " yl MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pany would be entitled under the} — car 4 Sieh es = une ‘ld fat; TUESDA y BA AER ) SPECIA LS proposed franchis: To give ths The Associated Py is clusiveiy entitle iti vas he a ih a a oe a aa mg +e | Wy wes (ti an | neguag for frmanlicaion, ofall new dice ae et) one 61,689,000, the ian commpahy say chases ts ic $25.00 for Best Cocoanut Cream v3 Hot Cross Insurance Agency Co o- or ts ir iheration ” ee eredited to ft or not otherwise erected newspaper and alse approximately 269.990,000 annual : a Cc 4 wore wel Al so ~ nll ; cm ) sh ride rs would have th pay at a , — regulat! ‘ ia . or Z Laver Cake Buns o . me Buenos Aires Protest Strikers Go Subscription Rates by Mail, pleast % cent more for each ride. [ion oni eee : @ The Security National Bank J P ° . | Rack to Work ally and Sunday. one ; : Big approaching 30 000.06 T ie ; } ] E ‘ : Dally. without Runday. dees ‘ene + en Newman's threat of ; ».000 with oe s not in $1 : (ee: 538 will pay $25.00 for the best crous- ary oo ine ~~ The } a € fi t e n erce es the Aasociated Press " eaeee ~ Vv . ‘ - | s res 1oOt if at y ti , ’ 3 | o : ie . , . , * | 000 valuation took on the color of to costs as und wes , word puzzle covering the main sso * sam “le ty — S } 1 ] 2 “ BUENOS AIRES, April 11.-~The : ‘ : ° : . —— a uncer the iTop al ® — r ee be | : om le } " ; ~~ i reality last week when the receiver dinance, but suffictent} ‘ stages i ©! points in their advertisement on eo! . ant anc 50c x Dp S a . 5c 3 - “Or organizations ds cided to end : i bAcaainice, DOU LLIGIeCHhtiy ws to give the last COVE . coc U . —. 2. 2 D ee | th ons “oe z 7 alted lant eee ae FF r page o e ' Oze@n baa “s Suspension of work cAlica iat a material increase in Yaiue of Bell T ons Biren me ee : 3 a day ‘ ; rainaet the death “ice : le and etocke elephone Directory. >. z te iy in protest agains ~ . atn € Puzzies must be in by May 1. + “*ntences imposed on Nicola Sacce eel _ < iption Rates by Carriers i Stems or out-of-town deater: fOr the railways amended a peti- ide aw copy. tion before the Public Ser July 17, 1879 leuk. 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— ete __ ———— aT Bt ENENG, See 31, 108T, ST.LOUIS POST-D!SPATCH - : PAGE ACO. VANZETTI |___To Be Separated by Deportation SAPIRI DENIES Bone-Grafting Proves Successful "Sn ) co cereac{ COMMITTEE ASKS =u HEGOTSTOUOFOR. STREET KILLED) _'™ Revairing Man's Broken Neck w..rssrgun™ new common, B. Parsons Relieved of wey the Ascated P oe r it may have re fle ‘cted a fa ae 1s % gant fi Ps raect} s* for ine ome t: aX returns es ee é Se a ‘: a # is $e ee 5 | | ime eee AS : IN, .*--= as Gar hen ince _ ‘ in” -2 Paralysis and Enabled to Qc = eee Treaties negotiated with forglen 7 Stocks tna lave depreciated ing | ee x Bas 4 "ros ee a: se | ' oe ~ : : Ree 4 Governments to aid prohibition en, | . ee: ot. eee seaeis, * Re Hold Head Erect After ; — a FS ‘| were in effect sustained " Bae ’ ? 1} e* cs market pon — making deduce. . ES ai ee heptane: 2 forceme!} tions of t 1e Oss ir ’ . = . ‘ . " nS, Sara 5s ee : as “ J: ne PS * Pn * i. Sos : i - icurred -- Faas 2X Ce Ss today by the Supreme Court. legal sa ok ey . a : , upon the income tax stateme : . : ; ae 3 ee ES So " . . Pets “S| i a ” 7 e cammon and leg: al pr acti ‘i nt, A 5 Calls for Appointment of di a rin ms, oo s ig 8S : R b k d S F Ollie E Anderso f Ea t Delicate Operation. oe or my ree 2 The cour?’ held valid the prose- he } has been t “i ©, After , B d M k sgiiic es va Ps aa epuKe tate arm Bu- ? no 5 Be ey itions by the Government in Fed- the logs has been taken, ig to | | : aes “este oasis . , re. mpartia oard to ake | Pre : Psse oy ° : . oe District Courts against crews urchase the st . . eee a . os , , ? are : » ‘ears ae _ Se , oe he roxy aged a short —e | = pees ip nae EIN reau Attorney for Trying St. Louis Struck’ by Car james 1. parsons Jr., @8 year A | ss - f vesania eebeed Gadies te teuaties. of oroug nvestigation Barer ae Z ‘te Peay vise ie age D D b Fl ° old, an automobile mechanic, is on Ss a iE x. Seo contention of the Government cif iiit ‘ ee Pe4 al ning OPV ‘p> eo ° . Bie NI . ee v f > od ; . % Bs Be : age ee. 1 riven mer Hill of ; ‘ : oes ‘ - = ce me m= , } -s ; “? . , ’ ta 4 ded valu power Be th O | $eeeneeo. Ae? cs Bee” Se RELY See re Oe to raft Papers for Co- Th y the road toward resuming normal jie % aes that Federal district courts had : . no > in e pen. z sat . -, ws Dia Se oes ns xe Sy ee: "4 = as be ‘ . * , oe » _ 1S e b: » ie. Ete ee NMicn., yr 7S. a carpenter, of 2203 N : a gsica 1€ anics in cn a f — Boies : Br per te oe cised. fhe closing quotation wa PUBLIC IT ALLEGES |g fee oe Oe i pa ce Pi er | : | I Pree: 28 ot wn orth Thirty | ie : Oa eee The opinion wae sun@eré’ te the 6750 4 share . is . ees: ai . Sys é am 4 gprs: Aaron Sipero devoted five days per- , a Street, zast St. Le@nis, was of shin bone was grafted into the RE eS xs 3x. aS case of the British steamer Quadra. ' Bas =, : x . : we eo ORE : = : : ; ixined at 2a. m. we sterday vv an er - ; —e icin a y Maxes es Xe iat = aS a 2 Mrs. Snyder Seeks Separate Tria} : x i FR st eee — —Cl i sonally to organization of the Colo-| . tomobile driven by Elmer Hill ce ee ee ae ae ot ge ee seized off the California coast by : ee Pg oe. Sach gp eee eS BR = x , , nest ah “4 er ‘i his head ih a normal position 2 om SSE Se aS ~ * , 7h -ys_cr @ur ’ . nil . s - ‘ ¢ : ‘ : v» . nical. hoa ae SX: ba J > = “ Into Ruth Snyder, @ccused jointly win : | ge | SQ y tt eee Sa he Rg ie. . 2 ee oe St. Mary’s spi inverting | oe ee 8 ee eee 5 Se Reig oe : a teens URES Cage SG 244 ony a2 Ae a, With Trial Judge to Con- , . a eee eS ee / Lat, 5. Sea ree BS three days to forming a similar or-_ mae Gs ze Hos a r oe | ak Saisin: County. is Sane: 4 hae Ya te a aia | eaivbant sik seeded aie eecmmend )Frenry Judai ay ¢ ne 5; SP icoe RSs acts Cet AE ge Sa 1 | anizati according | at he had seen anothe ac at ot ae ae Pee - “ig ee nd. A ibe ie nc or 0? d d Pp - cs | = . > N 6 aS a — Se” $ ae Be ee re , Sanization in Idaho, ac ording to | hit th ‘ : } AnotLHer Macnine whe nm the ear skid: de d into a bridg: so Se ; ‘cutters. outside the territorial] Wei - ii : aoa b aa : ‘ ¥ y a) a W , ’ ? he “ _ fe “a . reales > ic r reget: , , 9 Yr) » , =» 5 = led . is “¥ , . 5 ™ S made today before Suprem . —_— _ ill Be = ie x Se pelea Raney po Rage ; a wae Se ee Hill \ bei i )abutment near Manchester, throw-| | te ae % ters of the United States, are sub- | lade Lf ay i ‘ePme ‘ -% we a ; awe a aa tag. one aah ie lé¢ar suri " ao ff . ve! ay i ] Vas FPINng questioned al - , . , , Pe yaa > , , Justice Sy ui li }i of Both Distr) Sh t F . ei e | $ RES SS re renee ree RG Xe Bea’ os as = reef _— pee: ee . ups. oa lies he acd ae : cd | tw : Se | ns him Cyor the bi ldge railing to ' % : ; . to prosecution under le =a ‘ Kae OO sone atts og : ' : o , 7 Li fers rhe rite | ; , oe * . " trams ana ti ther At. Own a alr earing. |. “3 3 — ‘aoa @ | his $1,000,000 libel suit against | he “ed ren ; C " the rocky bottom of a ravine 3: a ; criminal conspiracy statutes « 5 an © 2 Re : . nh. eae Res: ss se a SSR Oa Se Letters and tele grams, con of Britt + nl naerson oe Mary’s Hospital, where X-ray ex- ¥ the Federal Government was not A > rj eg } S “ee . 9 AS Aor, ‘ - ee we a Se, Be ee ee ee eer ” . PS Te i iting PS) court ordered Mrs. Snyder's atto By a Special Correspondent of the. ys eo. Bet a Oy Ne eee : goons firmed by Sapiro jney to submit. briefs. Post-Dispatch. | ky 3 Set Or 2 Rog FH, : ee ee Bs ‘stand, indicated that when Morti- | ities Davin’ Bandmasier Dies BOSTON, April 11. Intimatineg | = Ba ? ERS 7 Lanes “i is S Ss 28 oe 2 mer Stone, counsel for the Colo- nue, East St. Louis, corroborated | dation. The neck had separated be- | Se % Reet Yk — Saag SN eh eae rado Farm Bureau Federation and | the witnesses. She said Hill's ma-/ tween the sixth and seventh cer- MUNICIPAL OPERA CHORUS T0 MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 11.2 that “the court record does not} & 5°33 eee ~~ BeN A OS Oa Se Se PEE ? | 2 | 3 ; : several minor co-operative associa-| chine hit Anderson, and that she] \i.g) vertebrae, the upper verte-/| JAMES B. PARSONS | Prot. Herman F. Arnold, 89, whom show all that should he known,” Bi sage eS M LS a ao oe $ -¢;_ | advised hir ey the h | | . | led the band Which heads ‘d the in. the Executive Board “se aoe | we eae Mg , 3 ‘ ee & 3 P2205 cial papers for the Colorado Po- pitas, bole wey that —- eremengen the sixth cervical vertebrae, which After completing the preliminary the inaugural ball of Jefterse — ee a ae a ee + oe ve RN Ee 7 See te Ree a4 | tato Growers’ organization, Sapiro vires ae — ill, = es made oy |hormally rests on the seventh, was) steps Dr. Morse removed the cast; -», e Munici nee ner a Chorus is | Davis, President of the Confedera. given out a statement declaring | ray; Ete 8 ; ——— ij | rebuked him and insisted that the statement, was held eee — ee wien ‘in front of and below the seventh) and performed the grafting opera- a ; xe ster sunrise ae Bie ley, is dead. that the death sentences imposed | 3 oF se a ak § | Sapiro law firm with its technical | Ande rson ‘A ~ err ; — | vertebrae. tion. A sttls of bone, abeek fe © a mee is oneal ated on the two men Saturday had! gay : bie exe “eg . aes | knowledge of ee fs PR ® ne er 2 oan trae fee. Paralysis Had Developed inches long and one-fourth of an| vo en, : sceatiaheatai Sa naire & ee me “only stiffened our determination Pan: : | oe aM es Sn al *% 5 ee eee ee ee pee * }] ivi th > linsville | ae Mremeh Neck was incased 10 inch thick, = moved from Par- | Forest Park, near the Wabash via- es : % nS re ae ee ter. ee ee ee ee |a plaster cast and Parsons was! gons’ shin and grafted onto the ‘tt. Sunday . A new factory asks for to secure justice for them.” The Bere 2 i x Re. se ce =N i : Sapiro admitted that he ad- ivenue when the accident oc¢ urred. forced to remain in one position ! back of the vertebrae so as to | ae s pee sg prc wey Iindeavor $2, 000, 000 in local financ. | board will mail to Gov. Fuller ot | oN ES: $ F . ities fe: 3 aa ; e : — ge | dressed the Colorado vere va Anderson Was = d outrignt. ' for 15 weeks, after which he was bridge the area of the dislocation : ees ie asuanee: tie coma 4 Massachusetts a letter urgine the . ~ a oe a or, tes | Denver at the request of Gov. Sweet Six Persons Injured in Motor Ve ‘allowed to leave the hospital | and fracture. The’ operation, | service, plans for which were firs ing (ad in N. Y. Times), a was | ae 5 See ge ROE NS ae er ae sss =| but denied that he received $1900 | hicle Accidents. | While the treatment was benefi-| which required more than an hour; , ° aa awe ty the } ey appointment of an impartial com- | SES eS ae Se for the speech from the Colorado Two automobiles ran into a pile | cial, it was not effective. Paraly-|to perform, was exceedingly dan- made Bas wer age ry I ~~ wen + ae : ’ ict. S. Travers of St. Peter's Kpisco- Is that good busi amt eee | | ee OS 3 | : 2 : age for ee CRP. ses Bree oi cae SS gee SS Farm Bureau. of earth at the mouth of a sewer|sis developed on Parsons’ right! gerous because of the close proxim- | pal Church The Rev. Dr. R. H 5 Sal as di ch. , iV. . oa : | e Put His Plan Over. ‘avation at 4456 Clayton avenue |side, due to pressure on his spinal| ity. of the the medulla, or nerve | : ; mr Seer , , ’ Stafford, pastor of Pilgrim Congre your community? Read William G. Thompson, chief of. on er PPL ee 3 = ; es. ES iF “You would lead this group into; withi 5 minutes last night, andj/cord and heay sudden movement!control center. The plaster cast | ' : ¥ ould lea | within 40 2 'gational Church and president of el c* _* : ¢ . : 1t1es Enter the N defense counsel, had nothing to ; | ; ; 2 SS é ; | e 4 ib eas A 1 Cw : piminmneas ssenineeitiaiinipianaamaasanasniitesmoatnactsacieesés a difficulty,” Sapiro wrote to Stone./ four persons were injured. David | caused his head to fall forward be-!| was then readjusted and Parsons the Church Federation veateriay Ompetition in me Say. S PRR ) ‘Your atte ‘ganize is ab- | 9; 9 of 6550 Nashville ®8v- | cause the dislocatic : aken| wore i oO r 5 ay i: + dere: ee ee P ee Gardner Jackson of t! Defense | RS. HELENE. ‘STOMA, 23 years old, and her son, George eto aad gu en 4 eds to fom ygee sai e ss ‘ rushee or | away the a ier sete ¢ ge peer | the o : inches ape bn roe m8 om invited his own congregation to al F ‘ Jae I rhe efense is ly . ‘ Pas Go D : re ‘ srusne i é é , , er s rt 3 ale | ere on, Jiare 0, : , ; Washington Stoma, who are to be separated through the de- | SO'utely wrong. A Nn nue, suffered a proy pport and bal- | _ ae tend the service, in which he will ance. when he was again permitted to ut a Sul the ‘ ? MII t MO eo > * , } : cial knowl- ‘ Abel, 43, 537 ‘ ; age nee . ene gS Leese oo vale ¢ mother —— € ere sight to Svaee Uae aeeen | : ere i. he mg essfully.”” | "5 ‘oe 2 ted aaa and ai dot | Parsons consulted I): L. | leave the hospital partici, Savon ee eee , . wia« ; dze e ‘*‘K Successtru . . st avenue, ¢ ‘ ars 5 Cc S ( - P 4. | 40% ° s al. since Saturday had been deluged | restrictions and illiteracy rule. She hopes to be able to return when | “?5® tO GO the wol 7+ |) Soutawess Sver » the sates sent to other churches of various ‘ 5 . her husband is natura! lized. He wrote that he was sending | when Morgans machine hi Morse, a bone surgeon, who sent When seen today at his home ienominations () ‘ aw 4 WMnNnyL I rit . ‘ : . ; . ’ . ‘ ; ‘ ic it a : ae ‘ 0 vais | se ag .* : a ——T rhomas E. Chamberlain from his pile and upset. mar. and wally him to Baptist Hospital. Dr. Morse! 5575A Palm street, Parsons had | j certain statements m ; OF |New York office to take charge in| (@arence Stevens, 2721A Ann ee studied the case by X-ray and con- |just returned from a walk. He | Holis Up Two Men; Gets $53. , . : : lomeo Vanzetti in court TO Juda | 4en2 Raantatl ave > ffered , iti ” ee poe oe elmees ¢ of che United States eration, Who also organized the}|4803 Fountain avenue, surfered (position, Ww hich relieved the pres- | result of his head-long fall to the | driver for the Himeles Bros. Clean- of yours at the University Club on ethe golf club of Worcester.” J + 5¢ Is Portrait of Spanish Husband of Lucretia Idaho potato growers. | fractures of the skull and left |sure on the spinal cord. He then! bottom of the rocky ravine. Heling & Dyeing Co., of 5157 Easton Pson said the committee was cor a: While he was working in Idaho,|/thigh at 5 p. m. when hit at | made a plaster cast that fitted Par-! has full control of all his faculties ‘avenue, who was in the Bellevue ee ow ceiiueation of hic Borgia, and Was Made in 1525—-Value Hill wrote to Chamberlain in New|] Broadway and Taylor weaver by | sons’ torso and held his neck in the/and there is no evidence of para- | office at the time. pecharge would % developed in a ° York, Aug. 29, 1923, that he had|an auto driven by F erdinand t>¢ quest, how- the beautiful widow of Si veral end, When all the facts are known ly | Rigg west: ais ie : i : i - ren ere a 5, justic . for Baricty and Vanzetti e 4 r as explaineg d that: suf fi- husbands, Lucrezia : the | mssp' led words in the pei a es ()f Behymer Ss SIX passeng' rs, | h Fi D ieee follow. and Neatic ng bias begga ‘ient income for that purpose has) daughter of Pope Penaaat tox VI. One expressed the idea that Sapiro | five WW ere injured, his wife meersitetsl You From t e Very irst ay storing to them their freedom. in yet accris d from this source, The marriage appears to have been insisted that organization papers |/ing a chisrgar ge d collar bone; wens ‘ A legal loophole leading to the' but that when it has the portrait happy. She was a model wife and for the Colorado oy ghee should rence, his $-year-old Son, ry Brea. to da or more and tor life assigned to the trustees! mother and bore him three echil- | be Prepared at his “price,’’ which, | sion of the brain, and Ruth Ellen, r one y ie 1} 4 Uy re me (‘ourt of t hie I'nited woul : . ’ . i ° 1, ¢ thy first purchase from) dren She died in 1519.” it was contended by the witness, | his 18-month-old daughter, a gash Mates may be utilized on behalf of) et nefact it] wehtck 4: the ds ) hould have read at-his “office.” the head. Mrs. King Carey, of ‘ ‘ : ¢ tanse | the yeonetaction, without whnie The date of the aintine has! Sout ave ‘ad al S OTrice, , on le head, ; S. 4 oy, Sacco and Vanzetti, but defens : at le painting ha: : | | ) - roviae er- As to fees for Sapiro’'s service in | Wood River, I)l., suffered a brok- ur O ost O icy s OV . - hea sier | they ardly have felt ¢ iD- been fixed, with the aid of ancient ; ounsel has expressed | belief | they would hardly ha ton n fixed, with th ncien : : aes : 3-1525. This| organizing the Colorado pptato}en rib, while her daughter, Kath- age for Men and Employed Women in All that at best it would . a forlorn | erty to buy this important picture records, at about 1523-1525. ‘This fin- ; Mem on July 6, 1923, he tele- | erine, was severly cut and bruised. ccount of | hope, serving only for delay. Valued at $1,000,000. was shortly after Titian had asec : | O . iiss and Vansetti have asked that| Scarcely a, year : the painting, | ish his famous series of paint-| 8taphed to Hill that the organiza- | All wére ttaken to theeCarey home ccupations. nat t ( é Ze ar > ASK ‘ cut 7 , : : 5 ’ . : . . | , . *¥3 ‘ 2 , “ nn dilat rt ct ps h tak ay and by $ its! ! . works have ings for the Duke's efidio in the tion should make its Own compila- mee Wood River. lclizabet h ( arey, | ilatory e ® taken, an ow , j is sai | |), ae ee ae © | bes alu as high as $1,000,009.) eastle at Ferrera. The Duke died, tion, which would be acceptable to | 5 years old, escaped Injury. , oes . ‘Thompson has declared that “In no/| I ! 1S Cast i iy l i : $ 1D eath of | Fevent’ would any such moves as unknown, an was bhought asjin 1534. HLiryy, Langen, whose 6-vear-old Son | Disability from Accident, per month for LIFE. . ss 100.00 —s . . 3 : ‘ . ® 4 4 ? ‘yr on =) ‘ | ; - *.> " aoe . = . . = = Be made. ion anonymous piece out of the (Cha- The painting. which shows A)- Sapiro's big | ee if neers was 'suffe red cuts wos peer, Maye a vs Disability from Sickness, per month for LIFE. . 100.00 tea the Comtesse de Vague,,fonso standing beside a cannon ag Produced = and seed = slowly Tread | Ing S0Uth Of. the ANeR ee ST N inl E. | o lef onconfining Sickness, per month for LIF 50.00 Wr ‘ ; ri bd » ] . i . es xing ere wy, / near Dijon, France. Soon after-!a symbol of his fondness for ar-; @own the long columns all charges | nesses declaring he was on the left rMetifion seeking to have tHe) , . fai a; ; vo ee ‘ - or a . oh worn I 7 ' et a aesantatives it appeared in Paris and was ree- illery, will be on view in the Room | ™ ide against the Colorado grow- | side of the road. Hospital, Accident or Sickness, per month. Se 200.00 oOwrse oO reese j ! ae a i ae ; j P 4 : 7 . . ’ es ae cae ae } -} here later ag liti- incre s ognized as the portrait of Lucrezia f Recent accessions ,; e Met-| ers with whom the! ater Was Ul ‘ip "ites ‘rize \% , D Seeitution requesting Gov. . . 2 ~ a | ation aver feoh. Rack cousst to SO eee eee Public Conveyance Accidents, Steam, Electric c or ay , Borgia’s nusband which had been‘ ropolitan. os : "ON uller to appoint a committee of S w th; a charge of $2590 en- | BOSTON, April 11. A $10,000) Bruner five to investigate the Sacco-Van-| * bone rane 1° Will Shatroth haq | prize is going to a girl who writes | er month . in bao a es ee ee 200.00 | 3 ! lon a drawing board across her Doctor Bills for nondisabling Injuries up to. fest 25.00 7 jag case was filed today with “nw g oNG PEFLOIOMe ‘ we | ' wah pages ‘A- YEAR-OLD BOY KILLS SELF r,one td a Sapiro mplove, but . . mn of the Board ; Clerk of the Hlouse hv bts yo nta- enwusetts, hy . ; —— is ‘ i a 1) ae insisted Shafroth Was em j knees Mass Mazo bgges: apron o : : : Nve Roland D. Sawyer of are, ajers resume york yesterday and |p, . a ¥ negne ; ame ans sly | Toronto, Winner of the Atlanth ‘ ; tcbuked for Coming to Breakfast qd bv*® others and merely t: t ~ hiy’'s for a novel Oss 0 | e or im S, y CCl en 9 0 > Nero cr: , ms ‘ es er rir " . ot a kn ~ ar — } 4 . trs es yen lh: c . ‘ ‘ 5 ; ‘ . . Ongregational Minister. rh pe-| strikers in th ick in Night Gown. ced under his direction as. a Monthly's competition titioner would have the committee | today. . . ‘in which 1100 persons took part, . 2 . “1 | y the Associated Press t.cld organizer. aa | N Limi P ] composed of (‘hie f aaenace A rthur ‘ J "i 3 “ S haste ve studied first to become an illus- his Is ot a ted Oo icy = ne Mi; X Central Trades of St. Louis Protest WHEELING, W. Va., April 11. The trial had dragged slowly all }° | ’ {uge of ; 1¢@ rISSAaAc Huss tts stl | ‘ : rsyy: : 7) ee . » , 2 ; - : ; ee rator ; . . . me j ; - i lal j *€ = i "its 4 = a ‘ - ‘ , | | ie ’ 4 ] . , ‘ ’ ’ , ¢) ~~ i a ', “tg rary), Mas : Saturday i as and ads maneds ‘hi (SOV. tne boy WaiS found 7) the (ioor of Virginia Thornell. 2 I years old. nt ‘ ] fe) . shy see « } ’ ‘} ¢ » ‘Oe . _ , = ¢ ‘as Ls = . 2 _ y os : } Les ,.17 iit Tie ( ) irles 1) : 2 — rrre motte ‘Hreayveop the bedroom, il pistol] lt) niS hand. i of 4147 VW ashington boulevard, was s 4 . uals ton Stata ton? thea week of : =" : nabs 3 os | } . ? } ‘ : _ 7 otal pri: n =e the ‘ryine oul thi ral r- | He died’ in a hospital here. married to Lester W. Uhles, 23. of Oo ] ; t July 19 Thev had heen convicted a isn tod, solution ie af war wiePheraah aver ital ie __ ie Sipa a ee. he solutioy st ls ee eo 714) ' pers avenue, and her | osed . a a epi pei “orgainzed labor of th UE, | NE WW YOR April 1] Michae] | Sister, Gladys, 22, was married to Vi SS : i - We Have Paid Over $9,000,000.00 i" lessenrer ! ¢ x ce , ) from “ee it, =, entral! "right 12 iigiie Cite eee | Robert W. Keels. 21. of 4959 Mag-| | ee ; , ; . ; | i oer eretetece MM | hedies 1 the American ¥id'"&-])004.., ts sone ~** | nolia avenue, at midnight saturday to Beneficiaries and Policyholders in benefits. Insure , YOUR IN- oday — thon Of Labor Have rqpentewy tPCT hasiged hivesell WHE A Gath @eep i 7 ne Se ee ee APRIL 14 COME so that the wife and kiddies will not miss your pay checks . Einstein, Barbusee and Rolland Sign| On record as dgemanains ‘ ““™" Ton the knob of the dining-room | “ en gh = o10 . ‘4° ; ° . - trial for Sacco and Vanzettl.” ee i PA Vib: The Thornell family recently . when disability claims your time. : ayers al to Coolidge a oe door at his home yesterday. He | moved te 2 ite Soom | Bien {5 Days for Return Trip ————— left no word to explain his act of Finstein Ilinois Miners Demand a Pardon,’ | City. nel Barts y ne - It Costs Less Than a **Smoke” a Day — Henri Barbusse, | for Sacco and Vanzettl. Iixploding Still Burns Mother, Baby | — a | pO lativitv fame ri A | F hoted French author, and Romaine j By the Associated a € | By the Associated Press : . . y; D r i ] ] ; | E- e | __ ROCKF iM. Aprit 11.-—| Over 600,000 persons are now insured in the CONTINENTAL LIFE lender of his class al school, Rolland have joined in the pro-}| TAYLORVIL t., Ap —|; ROCKFORD, ests acainst sentencing to! Officeres of 1 nit Mine Work- | Mrs. Sam Mattioli and her = 11- BE a E ER e wired | au re serious- Fillin and Mail Coupon Today for More Information feat h by the Massac! husetts court) ers ihintetn here lave Wh | months-old daughter were " Nicola Sacco and Bartolom Gov. Fuller of assachusetts de-|]y burned when a moonshine still : | im ste that he pardon Nicola) exploded in their home here last DRY C EANING a eee ee = ‘ Byrne-Bruner di Cootign, reading The COM | Gy , ‘ : ee scien tesu of Agitation. ' : ” Fascism and the white terror] py tne i < ime BELL PHONE Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Plant Room 674 Paul Brown Bldg., 9th & Olive Sts—Telephone GArfield 7035. : ° Protoss — . _— ; } . Saree } <] eX - ee W ASHINGTON, April 11.---A ic Lo-Cost Pa ck Protecti e Agenc Co eeution of Sacco and Vanzettl andj gno.man guard was placed in the SUBS( ‘RIBERS | ran aun r Please send me full particulars of your Lo-Cost y Check Protection. o “S48 for their liberation.” State Department corridor near the} 3 sil line [ Monthly Income N Bien a .loffice of Secretary of State Kel- q¢ The inside back cover of your i , sewed Sees ee ' coeveceqcsos® - » : OS Aires I rotest St rikers Go i : , ; , ee mee , awitat! new book contains an acdvertise- s D . d $ e Dul Back to Work llogg today. as a result of agitation | CSITSS Y---- Address . ing By the 96 - lover the Sacco-Vanzetti sentence ment of the new savings interest 4 Ee e ‘ens . . ro ' $0 ose ge ners Os Associated Press | 998 at Dedham. Mass. rates of the Security National § Age. ee BUENOS AIRES. April st | PASSE a Saturday At R k labor nites Bantted to on State Department attaches had un ank. Phone: East St. Louls s-” th nei | ¢ ‘k o las erstooe } : 4 ruare was hye Read this ad the next time " © Suspension of work called last rst ee a guard : to ¢ au ” JEfferson 3650-51-52-53-54 EAst 562 home of Kellogg, you use the directory. has been abandoned sci we wba Occupation... Friday in protest against the death, kept around Sentences imposed on Nicola 8:

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rr Tae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _MONDAY EVENING. See Our Other Announcement on Page 10 STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER s: | Tyesday—Unusual Buying Opportunities Offered in the April |...:-.. PG METRY 5 BOTT E ARATE RARE GAA? CE ELT (HS 08 of one all- linen cloth, size mar quisette 4sx4s inches, and four nap- kins to match; a Se age Pg a . Fs 3 : of linen crash. a... & ae Se a a: te ~ ot SPA es cw : — a ane ~4 a : : ; neatly hemmed _— . an ae bs o | > oe. : ye SE EE ess * 3 2 — fm fe & ie Feo eB Ss - | cluded ; and woven with ss cP ae e.. . ; ee ae bs , Bes oz ey Ss a 7 ; e*. ‘. ee y a? 4 4 —_ = Pa . “ ra.) . » oe Broadcloth Shirts $ 37 oe $ Hose, 4 Prs. 3 sa Costume _ at 2 ae $ °] Novelty Silk Gloves, Pr. ’ Men’s 2-Piece Pajamas $ I Linen Toweling, 6 ae 37 h strai po or Of cotton pongee wi fa rayon eat fast- Lyon and sitk se 'n ass I the newest ¥ i@ : a oe, = —_ ; = - 7s , ancy turn- bat *y em Dro idered * trimmed fr ogs: two-plec " style in plain 7 = i ‘ a2 | 4 ay a4 ’ 4 : * . a4 ery ¢ }; shadowpr wanted shades: sizes 6 to § -Olors; al >i nds @°7 _. SECO “izes .& ‘ pt “Boys Overalls 2 for ‘$ Allen a Hose 2 P a $ 5 Chil’ 3. Pe. Knit Sets , wre & omny he $ . Men’ $ Soft Collars, 8 for $ 7 ‘Bath Towels, at7 for §$ 1 Ss! Zes. EE NEY DE Dh EL RIT ch MF Pat ne FO ee | 2 = a adie fe Wee } ; , ’ > hy ““p : i. hs cet Shoe There are 4 new sty! es for selecti on. f fi ine ual ‘wy ®! leac hed Terry + loth a so! pels tn white ag of heavy cretonne, ly lined and have slight imperfections that wi i] not of good heavy weight: have fast-colored consists be ind and a Laundry egg mar wearing quality; sizes 13% to 17. borders. r $7 Rubber Aprons, 2 for $ 7 Rayon Alpaca, 3 Yards $ ] Linen Huck Towels, Sat $ ] omen's si ty 4 ace 1 fat . ~ ny -~ + —- 79 : rs—all of > “a %4 , . . - _— ~ ~ . 4 4 Kx 4 : Pa . 4 1@° in a service. may 14 years; iim aad Wash Sats at 3 ee | Child en s Hose, tet $ seme 6 bher 18e¢ho 91a prons m nv , . h A lar Of bleached limen Hack. neatly bem- Rayon-mixed in solid blac x. a and ’ = ane measure 16x30 inches: unusual sed sine Bh ne is of embroider binations; large sfze most all colors—suitable making slips and many other uses. 7 Men’ s ’Kerchiefs, 25 for $ $7 39-Inch Voile, 8 Yards $ 7 36. In. Printed Silks, Yd.$ 37 y mm -A’* , an. he antic 5, with fancs trimmings also color com- 4 ar - jeis in new ‘Boys ? Lined K titers Child’ ioc : thd Babies ~~ 10 re $ Well made of sturdy fabrics: cut f to tTuUBIN ;OrF #8Up tage cuff knee the wanted sizes 27x27 inches—of and roomy, ASS rted patt erns; sizes 4 ‘ ther Cotto nN flanne! atte or bird’ e- -eye Boys’ Play Suits, 2 for $ 7° a Rompers, Creepers, 2at$ 7 Udmt ermestecerance | 32-In, Ginghams, 7Y¥ds.$ 7 36-ln. Wool Crepe, Yd. $ 9 ie Full-size Handkerchiefs that have wad * ‘ * 7? @47 j inch hems; soft laundered, ready for use: Pure white Voiles tn this wide width: ‘ my ons ieee J oy bee ‘an I r ai a. Ff OT 2 ©izes t ay ys are in bodice-top sty! ia A w 2 ‘hese Coats Of blue denim, triple stitched at wear- f women's Ra Underwear : Not only are they desirable because of being rain- Raron-mixed in solid shades of -olored Cretonnes in a good r — oe 9 ‘ga - : proof, but because they are attractively styled and tan and Tay: for womem's and oh assortment of patterns; suitable for most . r ” ; retonne purposes. ms pe _with complete high back; iren 8s wear. Boys Fapp ‘Salts. patty ~il Suits - 3 for $ : 4 \ / wo red. Mail or phone orders filled while quantity English Prints, 4 Yards is $7 “45. rm Fringed Panels $7 wash fabric 'n new Ww ies a Ss F a entng «t tyles : : : q , Come in red wit lel pockets. = llars, cutt ae and stitch- 38-inch "engtish Prin ts in Several Sr have sport nes K an 3 sample es ar a second lay be ha Peat = ing in blac k—also vel low wi Tace weaves ‘sealioved bottoms finished t y red om to Veg PAY it deep rayon fringe. green and blue have tri mmings ae contrasting ‘onion. with a deep rayo ge 2 Girl Wash Frocks at $ rs to nscaa — Crinkled Bedspreads at 3-Piece Drapery Sets. $9 UF Thritt Boys Cricket i $ Sépee eases: . ae ae teat ta Oe ream, eo f crinkle cloth with stripes of blue. rs. Sizes : , size $0x3 ) - The Buy-Way S Reweet Spring patterne and e stripes: neat om hem- pink and gold: valance to match: tie- | 81x90 Scalloped Sheets, $ $7 Rayon Taffeta Cushions $ ] Celluloid Easter Toys the want femall 8! yvyles; spec £& an > Print = / _* . 2 = ~~ — « | ee es 3 Sa ro y 1 i A Lis A. e ; wed wi th gg Pipi q i . - wt inet » + ** } bad c* ~ ring pratt erngs and nangeable Rayon Taffeta: l5e¢ and 95¢ Men! $ Bhue Overall at $ 27 New Band Aprons, 3 ed $ 7 Te Bieta egg well f' ed and ne Substantiaily made Toys in- clude bunnies. ducks, chicks, Men’ s Blu Jumpers at $ - @ Gin ® Spring Skirts 2 at $ 7 | prea: | Bath Towels at 9 for $ 7 | Window Shades at 2 for $ ] atc. 2 rey Co eee 2 | Of fine qual bleached Terry 2 land and opaque Shades mounted -. oe = Mac e of lig al) ae P laid ,tart oak — aranteed rollers: in ecru, green, ached. seamiess Sheet "4 «gn r with ane hand-cut scalloped end; ornament. toa* re - - a 7. acts Fhotve be had in sizes in pret t¥ patterns tached neatly hemmed and have ‘fast-co ored 7 H a Emb id d - sorders. white and brown: slight secopds. ; ana- roidere HN hite mu e}in wa ¥ P sizes s Pe “14 ' (Downstairs Store ) . ft. owns, $1.00 Handmade Porto Rican Women’s Thread Silk Hose, 2 Prs. for Women’ $ 5 Belt a Embroidery, - pm $ 7 Hand-Embroidered Apron Frocks : 3 = FR sop: a aterial sh | 4a comrasting colors. 7 ue Ieniomn wit } al) geet | striped _ rrow .¢ Em br - ery edge white —- «a ie ~yyare i.2 ise . . . an ly ia. ntyv patterns avi? » 7 e for > rn dren's dresses, etc ELL-MADE of splen@id quality gingham in checks and novelty patterns. Iso made of solid color cotton linene. Gay Flowers, 59c Women’ S Leten Bags >] There are many beautiful designs in hand embroidery in con- ' Beautiful are the color] newer shoe shades. — ee Paseo “on ; ye ene | rca! — co a. purse trasting colors used for trimming. Sizes 36 to 44 combinations : or chiffon, ; (Downstairs Store ) em! enidereds — a tn white and pink saint tea os nev lor ‘argzwe as ‘Dewnstairs Store) velvet and silks. Included . e sweet peas. roses. gar- W iD hn ae si usS —EE fenias and clusters of Spring | Women’ $ Gowns at 2 tor Women S Umbrellas at $ Flowers, at this price. Men's Khaki -rosewange ’ Gir ls Tub meyeee at , Siipover styles trimmed with fine ? od STUER ceittcang eassea e Kitchen Towels at 8 ee 5 — eta Cushions, 2 for $ ] Rh ae Connie AN opportune time to select Allen “A” Hose at an extremely low price. They are slight irregulars but wonderful values. Silk from toe to lisle hem: come in light colors as well as the Babies Knit —_ at 57 quality khaki “he Y? fast-color prin , jerry or iliac dz ite or the new le. green or | ‘ . — —- een ‘ hem ed. for ra? ; ‘oe * ‘anne f*- ishtons tin a a . °* * wih 2 vel ar hae ng dor’ ess 1a san 4 _ mong cal “ aq Yarn ugs in pretty a5and and | -~ ody ‘overed with good er ? - ; =e a hg OG ade J ‘ ’ - ier ail al — = Si ze 12x39 > . > _ - = _-—— ee © fe ~ 2 ~ee » ian Dyan " sid ‘Men’ $ Socks, 7 Pairs f Ad | Sanitary Naps, 3 Boxes $ +7 Imported B d Beaded _— 7 Men’ 's Work Shirts, 2 in 7 36. In Musl 12 Yard $ °7 2448 Rag Rugs, 2 at $ 1} ambray have ome or two t unbiea ee Mu s! am por serch ~ : tat Si Torta “} . a* r ~~ — > : ™ s* « — oo." . i tal wa ia ire ae v nao My * we ide a le and trin-) +h 7 bo J 4 4s e ® Dor Jers on A. fin- Children’ s Socks, 4 Prs $ 77 Women's $ Step. Ins, 3 : i $ 37 Imitation Ivory Mirrors , Men s Spring Ties, 2 for $ 7 81x90 Salsbury Sets. $ Si Inlaid id Linoleum, Sq. Yd. $ 1 = “ae , ane : ~ | Beek: ar ae Mt - re F -_ > S on Sn ‘ Ret = a ae wet . a “ . el. pte ; a Wanted Pan ’ 3 ira’ i ia) ene : rr che a ‘k: holice colors rie of rs: slight sec ssed crene: white and col > ra : Ca Page Ae gs: = Gnusua, nd seam sigh terns, = ¥ ards wide. Please bring ‘ » = ‘ ct. _ amie weenie Timed Women’s Spring Coats 400 New Easter Hats Girls’ New Silk Dresses ; ildren’ New Spring Dresses ; | Calitorr ISSES’ and , Set 6 inches apart, these women's Dress- a at saat a verdant orsemensalsd es of flat crepe, seavily rocted and we —ver nose vin @ae Canton crepe, Geor- y hardy gette, novelty knits a ' and combinations in | ; Hardy Trees newest styles; high 7 < Dug to Y shades and navy, | 3 Acple Trees | gsc i blue and black. , Peach Trees +--+ 8 Sizes 16 to 48. q Tulip Trees ...-...-..$3-08 Z Maple, soft Pe . £2.52 Pussy Willow 9s WONDERFUL as- F | TU 00 | | ; , A sortment of new of these a “ + : Sa LOESD a NCLUDED paste <b owinent z A c : en ttractive ; S . i oe 7 a) crepe de chine and en, Oxfords and straps Coats — fashioned of new Hats, fashioned of flat crepe in red . of sati . d kid nevelty woods need silk a7 1d traw, felt. ! As wae Pp * . rose, t ? in, patent an i . i , | — o . green, Copen, tan and broken sizes. Also wom- mixtures; fur-trimmed 7°? 2) Bae and c n : Hi white Trimmed bh en’s whit li and piain tailored a ™— | any styles and col- . ~ +) eye 1; sien ae —— atonal | : 7 rutties, ribbons, braid, slippers with low heels: styles; full lined: new- 2 | orings. A rare Oppor- : c] l Siz 3 to 8 Child . . tu £S., QP i@art . . e e est color combina- tunity to select a Hat Strai heli i la ‘ Oxfo d 4 oom ' " ne ial ne, t -V tions; misses and an exceptionally low eff “ ‘ d ~ ee « nl 4 a me . h ” . . - e - niente cleus ue t an ee : one an oused anc patent leather ; : models. Sizes 7 to r4. sizes 5 to 2. Downstairs Store) (Downstairs Store) Downstairs Store)

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ae MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11. Ruffle Bm = : SS Curia; i @ See Our Other Announcement on Page 10 | AVOIDED IN NOTE - TO THE CANTONESE Ceatineed from Page One. Sets | the men as emp. oves and not as 2 Sets | ‘hinese citizens. They 41d ~ not | ; vant the Japanese to leave because | | the latter own and manage vasteus $ 00 * mills in which Chinese are em- - =—==> 2 , piove }. Pians are being worked out to os ee ager GRAND-LEADER- a provide employment for the Chi- é : nese, as a result of which it t@ ex- 3 pected the Japanese will be per- crossbar | e e e mar quisette : mitted to leave. with a acinch | Uf | oats o odier ae scsaon, eae come ruffle on side “ a TICS er protest, Quo Tali-chi, Cantonese and bottom; 5 ‘‘ommissioner of Foreign Affairs tie-backs in- i > ° es . - in Shanghal, announced that the cluded; each 4 : } Exclusive—Distinctive—Exceptional! IR Cantonese authorities had formally curtain 2% ‘ | O d J S . e o protested on five points to th* yards long. i, .S y tfere at 1 p : f British consulate. i? yk the Special Price o N Rieang co ORR Store.) 7 Lili Ags on +. ae se The points were: ? : Saar , hiret, that Brétish Army air- ~ ty . > $ 50 ' : 1 : . : A nese territory outside the ettlement ll-iinen crash Toweling of Po y Sahel 4 . é, . i\ in violation of international law Weight: have neat fast- : 9() p h S t » ' : / and of Chinese sovereignty. ‘Nis ; - y) 2k ; : : rs. 1 re vi; , | Wy I ece, une con = S . Second, the Cantonese objected ADE of rer “ k bat attne peg, Mea — _—— eo Rae eee eae mee hoe OF Coe PD, a anh A Go TE PEE ESD : Ip ee ee ee ee a met, pee 9 ne i pete Pe ye oe ery ” a i> - eee ee ee ee er ee ee ee eer ol b z ws dl g Sk come) CNT NED “~ ZN a Ww to the recent raid on the great (‘hina University, which the (Chi- nese declare ig not in the terri- tory encompassed by the iInterna- tional settlement. The protect said , 200 British soldiers and numerous British police with field guns sur- rounded the institution, searched it thoroughly, and used the butts of ' their guns and clubs to beat the students. Many students, it was alleged, were injured, two serious- ly, property was destroyed, some money was taken, and the Canton- ese flag was removed from the gates and torn to pieces. The uni- ites Sti NLT Ia dt ee eae COE yi ality bleached .Terry cloth 500 Sets in Special Selling at vy weight; have fast-colored ck Towels, Sat $7 | ; | : 2 ; : ‘ me : : ; } r .) i 3 HERE’S nothing quite like $9) 29 ’ » 7 ywels, at 7 for 1m Pee \ Pe , Ci : | | a 4 3 | é My A \\s ie ) Zs (In the Women's Section) In Two Very Attractive Patterns eer iA aeese ze ty Beret r at . wi Bie gd -~—- Ce ee p> ya se eee er et ot on tee AB \a re) SC > 9 No SVP Se SC ® linen Huck, neatly hem- Rodier’s marvelous woolen Phee: . . —L—o. fabrics. They are beautiful. . . | § ot NE ONE | | They are wondrous in texture, | 7 eae | nted Silks, Yd.$ , : hy SSR GION SS pattern, color. They give you dis- You will appreciate the charming informality of = ag, SO | é ‘ lance. Arid to ay these pretty porcelain Luncheon Sets as well as the tinction at a & : Cc / unusual value they offer at this very special price. that you may choose a Coat 0 The pieces are ornamented with pleasing border de- versity is said to have about 6006 ool Crepe, Yd. § ¥ | | 4 \ ‘ Wa Rodier Fabric at $98.50—in time signs and the edges traced with gold, making a lovely poentrs oi Previeds’: inateindine ‘ . 4 ; , . ‘ +t > j - 1} e . ° ~ . ° . . - © 8s. epe in a heay a branite | j 2 ates | i for Easter—is to bring you excit- service especially appropriate for the noonday meal. | from foreign sources, said the . : ; : | amet : ' school was under jurisdiction of the s wear, etc | ie 4 a |e red) Dre ing News. These attractiwe Luncheon Sets, the one with international sottloment. pests a conventional, the other with a broken border AmerexL aceCurtains Third, the Chinese allege that For these are Coats of strik- design, include 6 dinner plates, 6 cups and sau- British soldiers have been cutting . - « : : a ae ; 7" + , i fe me site " ne os * at 3 for : \ [Bet ws ing individuality whose beauty cers, 1 meat dish and 1 baker. (Fifth Floor.) { F sh Beaut tel phone wires and interfering i 4 ck ga EXE d hic are seldom to be Telephone Orders Filled—CEntra! 6500. or re y with Chinese official business. | | | | PE ote. a eo. - , , , fourth, it was charged that the be secured at q . Bp . , owned at SO moderate a price. The new beauty of Spring 1s expressed in- British had established outposts re made of pin- a AYO 8 Ved vitingly in the loveliness of window decoration. tense the Rares a settle- oy f . . ment, atic . ; bbing in back | : : 7 The sheerness of Amerex Lace Curtains, ctiaaen nT | r 2 ich] F d With i ae ; in attractive designs, with beautiful fringed rifth, it was alleged that the Rich 7 urre it | | eres tere I: : . borders makes an appropriate and $l O() british appeared to be doing their + (Downstairs Store.) or eee utmost to incite Chinese violence. | The protests demanded indem- : q | | . 7 lf | pc et eal inviting glass curtain. - : / * ese ¢ @ Kit Fox ee Wo | Ch 4 . Cel” . " . | Fox 1 | 4 | 35 , - | ? ‘ nification, apologies, especially for ’ | | , ee en Mase : = ; | es versity, and promises that there i ail. ae . = In pleasing colorful | The artistic wrought ee i=i> eae J @eres . wr af - inland he 5 Naty Q > Silks of all-ailk quality— imonos, linings, etc.; fast “iia : ve 2 alee tay ae er o » a we POE Poy? LALEG SS] ae Te a om ae oe renee tts hy | ¢ ~“ ° - - ortun urchase offers a lar re col- . ; eorgette Crepe in black, a f rt ate p & ? wy would be no re eptition of such acts renty other new Spring col- ion of these tr arvelous Coats. Each if _ Ba allover a stripe ef- os le, f . feet | ; Ship ¢T . . | lection of t m | a 4 : Fae ‘a cae vie dl cot d en ro or a sau onuaan - p artered for Americans. and light shades. 40 inches : ee ae i | | / gone ert, FEN ce | | Ke. 3 3 reed } | | is different from any other; each has 4 i Sone , of silk-like rayon and|ornament of _ finely radio message from Hankow : ai / P : ‘ | i : today said that the Americ 3 h xotic beauty that makes it adapt- MH | ili wrought flowers— oday sa an Con that e t 5 } durable cotton, will hang oug f —s Rew sul, Frank P. Lockhart, had char- ;, ‘ 10 Yy d t $ 4 iaaieh ne : ¢h di teal j : ‘ : cs é: y it a \ i} i O A i 4 . | ards for / e nauty. | | : able for dress wear, steamer or sports ) ei} ; well at the window. note in window fixtures. tered a steamer which was moored 5° | ' s dies | mp! e ; Sis oottnkis for soe wear at the smartest places. inches wide, $3 50 | sa — set, offshore as a residence for Amer- of 1 . the yard. verte es " | Spec icans remaining at Hankow. Ap- b purposes. a (Women's Coats—Thit ‘loor. } Lh ; ' _ | : proximately 85 Americans intend Fringed Panels $ 7 Lea incidents ecesitee thats ounces vnc wt dL , 2 Chillaire Refrigerator Thrift Avenue 2 Scamless Porcelain Lining $BBTS scalloped bottoms finished tion. The Buy-Way of St. Louis Sa Se = —Specrally Priced at A serious situation was de. scribed in Japanese reports from Soochow. on the Zrand canal. about 50 miles west of Shanghai 1] # ! - , 7 4 a ~ Pe, ; . . . . Celluloid Easter Tovs Silk Foulards “YF a The gleaming white seamless porcelain lining of g ‘ ; | : ' . Mele 1S j i sanitary and makes 15c and We $1.98 y ard this Chillaire keeps it sweet and sanita y kb d Substantially made Toys in N d decidedly C : it easy to keep brightly clean. The heavy corkboar Dstalitially ys in- New and decidedly attrac- = rs , Sn : : insulation means greater food and ige economy. The ayer > ~ RR ORO -~ - , apres Ce NG Ee ope ae bg A Py rennin so tem Nh Nae Payee ope . payeeyean: mtipetnentiie . PRR Gaemioss sens . damian ++? den HR ts as . SESIF 3 oe eee s 33 + tt # >» ravon fringe. e Drapery Sets o7 > * 4 — ~ = stir tttt et tS rp SC RTA ett Pe 8 8 eas - +? ae —. > + HH fii >? @ cloth with atripes of blue. bld: valance to match: $tie- ded. affeta Cushions $ changeable Rayon Taffeta: nd come in all colors: have rhament. ; Shades at 2 for $ ] | ASAD + t23 “+ t33t Great Naval Concentration, In Shanghai the international settlement feels reassured by the comparative quiet of the last few days. There is a sense of seeurity . arnong the foreigners through re- alization that for the protection of foreign lives and interests the greatest international naval con- tf centration ever seen in the Orient j oot o + as ++ Oe pepe wy * + - +t? > - a + : + _ Oo: 3t 233 2+ $+ ee + « . . > re Coolies and police surrounded the Japanese consulate and business clude bunnies, ducks, chicks, tive printed patterns in all Ae! | §0-lb. i capacity — ‘renient 3-door, side-icer style—oU-1D. ice ' Ball-Bearing convenient 3-¢ * 8 ae +H + t 7 it; Et tat ome Oe EE A ee = en le em * $33 tt + +? ee ++ bee >. Hi +eatees premises, preventing the evacua. tion of 34 men and 10 women. etc., in pretty colorings. wanted colorings—navy and (square ) tan. tan and navy, white with d- opaque Shades mounted eed rollers: in ecru, green, brown; slight secopds. Frocks in checks and br cotton linene. proidery in con- +> ~ ‘ tH ittrishit? oH > sz¢ 3 a > black, navy and white, etc. Hand-Embroidered . 4.) Roller Skates Chillaire Enamel-Lined Gowns, $1.00 Silk Bloomers, $1.75 $1 59 3-Door Refrigerator Handmade Porto Rican Good quality glove silk Gowns, beautifully appliqued Bloomers in pink, peach, or- and hand embroidered in’ chid and Nile; medium sizes. comtrasting colors. Vest to match, $1.25. 4 e+ : +++? of ++ >" ~ ‘Tr? 7 +e eee - eitrTtT + +++4e oo os tHe tee k 4 i | ab-d-+-06-4 e ne 4 O54 me Gad ~~ . DOE ART PETES ST ee (== ee Se sar: . z . had been brought together. There § } Hy! | By are 172 fighting craft, besides j about 30 auxiliaries, the nations Most al] boys and girls think high-gr: de Retrige rator. This model, 3-door represented being the United States, Great tritain, Japan, Square 2.) of Spring and Roller Skates in side-icer with white enamel lining $21 75 : mi conjunction. These Skates are and 50-lb. ice capacity, for.... — Se ay retonnes to France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Gav Flowers. 539c Bridge Sets, 89c highly nickel-plated and are the Netherlands. ae See easily adjustable to fit any size Y Pp " At Shanghai alone there are 45 autif r h olor Sets consisting of one : . y Siz 12 -L a2Tars O ayment | a." ay ohithan square all-linen cloth 26x26 shoe. Remarkable values. Cont = nient Te y QA en in ( ws war vessels, while 46 are patrolling Aa L] an ashe As li | nonees = _ 3 " — _ - *: s . thie t netze 4 roy , > velvet and silks. Included and four napkins with woven (Thrift Av. and Fourth Ficor } ifth Yangtze River. The others are * . anchored at various coast ports in - } “ase sweet peas, roses, gar- colored borders. amdienied ican . . » readiness y emergency. Minion and clusters of Spring colorful Curtains, fashioned from cretonne that Caneenate sneiee- tied Flowers, at this price. Cottage Bedspreads is quaint in flower patterns, striking in mod- About 160 Cantonese (National. ° i . y ie , 7 a aa ; st) agents, are reported in dix ' Cushions, 2 for $ 1 | cite A eiesneres $1.49 e . R ernistic effects—gay “a or ; 5(c hevitchax 60 Saint wae ciamiea ed Cushions tn a 1 ¢ Scalloped crinkle materia! a CS Or 1V 1] 1g OoOOoOmsS conventional designs. © FEES: se eee n the Tsingtao region the last few mf 4 A Chillaire. the make sold exclusively by Stix. Baer & Fuller in Saint Louts, 1s a very seers , ; , , ee See’. i In a V arrety of Attractive Styles ecru. and linen color. | lovely glass curtain. You 7 ne ASS ya | LONDON, Apri! 11.-—All reports In Ra R | t $ , fF Guaranteed Hartshorn, may choose either the abe g ugs a ] ce spring roller. ' new rich bronze or ecru rom China teday agree that the 4 oo ee i ‘3 . p R Just the Table that you have wanted! The pa Sg swtage to an shade. 36 inches 38c ; Onese Arriilers, after capturing > a , Oo e orcer 5 a e : ih aida ositton ‘a a i he Claudius ernet Ose armchair for lamp and ash tray, Coffee Table, Drop-Lea —~ = eon! | wide. Yard...... strategic positions érom the arn Rugs Priced $ i : Sa port Table—all beautifully finished; graceful, ornamental lables tha NO ee | -A Fine New Variety—Shecially Priced ee saps juced prices. You will find many rola braided Yarn Rugs tn pretty ow otfer very special values at these Tec uces } d dd d f y ’ / $ : ; , (Tistp eh to the Exchange Rag Rugs, 2 at $ 99 places in your home where one of these Tables will mean a ed comitort y V4 7 4 Telegraph Co. said that the Can- tonese have evacuated Chinkiang. Rag Rugs, 2 at $ 7 , » f 75 to $52.50. V fy and beauty. The special prices are from $9.7 f ths tone his ee ee Japanese Rag Rugs in hit or y J ; ize River, 42 miles east of Nan- &il have bor Jers on ends, fin- 6 f $1 59 ; ’ \ hd fy 5 & 3 king, and are in disorderly re- fring: . or ‘ ' kG pd treat in the direction of Shangha!. ! One report told of an advance ' ° i 1 . . | ~~ . noleum, Sq. Yd. +7 ia | Pat Oy On a tall stalwart stem a T ypical of the Unusual Values Are These ppscezer=s === LA ty fi ow fh me by 200,40e Bieiimee teeta alee al za ee Mewee brie EE | lovely regal bud to a gorgeous ene ee | . , bright full flower—the new Octagonal Occasional Table, mahogany finish, $13.95 Othes seamed: aan saa tadades Pernet Rose, ranked by the Pedestal Table, English style, walnut..... and all are qualified by uneertain American Rose Society as one Mahogany End Table. language : oe oe oreizn Secretary Chamberilai of the finest varieties. This “9 1 ary riain hardy bush, with waxen light Mahogany Occasional Table, ma £ 1 Large Octagon Table, walnut in the House of Commons today told of cireumetances of last week's e niniaed, _ r € green foliage—will have larg <4 ; eae ee double flowers throughout the William and Mary Occasional Table.... sone End Table, mahogany finish. 9 7 bl U Italian Style Occasional Table oe , The Dou A Se Large Octagon Occasional Table.. California Hedge Large Coffee Table, unusual octagon shape... .$/8.95 | f B . L A . English style Occasional Table, very heavy. . .$37.50 ae O rig t wnings ble grade, the kind weth the Attr t? eC Z. ble J activ a ” _accaca raid on buildings connecte@ with the Soviet Embassy tn Pekin. Sir Austen sald diplomatic advices from Pekin reported that the docu- ments selged ineluded a Hat of 4060 agente In Pekin who were ready to estir up trouble and com- mit acts of violence at any time. MAN SHOT IN DRY RAID FINED OL OT LY eR AOA et _ meegEreyeemee po ereeannen SO A AL A A NC ee latina Set 6 inches apart, these large, healthy three-year-old plants will make a verdant ornamental fence in one ages The buabes Gateleg Table, large size. walnut... $16.75 . | i r ' + ~ ' * ~ are heavily rooted and well branched 25 or $1 25 English Tea Table, mahogany $19.75 From the outside these window wnings are aw Kracaar Maet “very hardy aaa : ; 19.7 charmingly bright and attractive in a rich tan Hfenry Kraemer, Maplewood res- » eo Chippendale Tip-Top Table Se a ae $1! ; ef 4 - aa ‘ dd | ; fatiran’ proprietor who was ahot in Large Gate-Leg Table, with drawer $32.50 — and brown woven Castilian stripe—an adde S the lee five years ago by @ Feéeral Hardy Trees and Shrubs Octagon Living-Room Table, large, heavy... .$49.00 ‘1 “=! decoration to your home—and to the inside they Said on his place, today pleaded ; ; oe 5 i “ ] bdued light, most re- -ullty before Clreuit Judge Wurde- Dug to Your Order Octagon Occasional Table, mahogany finish . $9.75 , ‘ shes gn perc dee a bp seen at Claytou to & charge ef fen moeee svees ...........gge¢ | Lilac Pees Spanish Style Walnut Living-Room Table... . $379.50 resning Pp . si session of Mquer and wag fined Peach Trees oases Pire Bush .....+-.+-. r i $200 an Smee. ....... PR Hydrangea is es awd ew St These Awnings are very durable and | His restaurant at Manchester and Maple, soft J Van Houtti Spire , - cope ners any sate of % ; i —* come in sizes 2.6, 3, 3.6 and 4 feet. th Fi i Arthur avenues was raided by Ma- |. Pussy Willow ae Red Geires ......é..: kind—so we advise early shopping. ; etait : sali alle (Sixth Wieer:) _ plewood policemen last Mevember. , phome Orders Filled Entral 6500 | ; a (¥ “joor.) < iheventa Floor.) ‘and 120 cases of homebrew Were . seized along with amall ities « a of whisky and wise Oe Sa~nepnsmnyose —= ’

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PAGE 6 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL U1, 1927_ ili ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RENTS 8 eet | N N saga opens ) PER CENT AB ag ed ee y hight aaa Fn Sl pa ords of your own selection—for : Main Fleer, Nert eg NBOVETSLAAVERAGE| tap toe ne toe __§ { K ) r : | “The Storé for All the Peopie” (Third Fleer.) St. Louis and Other Large ;' a ——_—= SSS : Clany Laces, 10 Yards for Brocaded Pongee, 2 Yards for im aoe : ee ee ae ee a — —— , Reguiar 75- vard valiue— 1 Cities Fail to Share Slight a3 , ~—- le en ME Ba gh 5 RR RS ORR RRE SEES REE SRE Aszeise Ses SIE: meee a See oo ee Pp # 5 = a ~ on Lace: with neat self -col ared 9 | Special Dollar B 1 Guile and Get Ansthal R t $9.95 el | jBoys 4-Piece an — se &4 boys’ spe- Suits Weds f_ = 7. S = 23% =: Be Be ae o> :3e Ge. ( Main . be * ye a Ye ee Ee FS : SS Fe 2 : : = RS ae ae ; - ele eee :: “as =. (Main Fieor, Seath.) Shaving Brushes, Only Rayon Satin, 2 verde for Average rents for homes andi [i wee a ies. =: ce: FR ‘2 ‘a & — oo a Rubber-eet Shaving Brushes Regular @9¢ yard Ts 1 , . “ ts Y oe a = iz . > . mixed bristies; white han- ar tn im the want- ~ : re £ ; $e See $ 3 pak : 3 — oe | | ; plain ray sat! apartments in St. Louis such as are fF & = ae = OF = : Reena Fo r em oe: ARES 38 dle. ed plais shades, 36 ag = 4 = eceupied by families of moderate f §: : é ee SS : ~ Site ig Oe: Ee SS | os Xo a Se (Main Fiecr, South.) (Main Floor. incomes are Bow 85 per cent more |G Ee ets a ue: == 1 | “a mie ak Ma | he set (Negerte—T bird Fleer : Rl Ke lo, N. Y.; New York, Philadelphia. \\ 2 SRG cS | if = eds dress patterns: | — San Francisco, Denver, Colo.; Port- f . 5 Se? AVS This sale should make a stromg appeal to women who have not @ oe rtections. stitching. Deep a3 : bt Pastel colors. (Secend Floor.) land, Ore.; Seaitie, Prorat ayaa 1 Rosy meteen, fie? igs. \ yet purchased their Easter Coats! The values are extraordinary. 9 — a ee, eo eee fay = ay / Consider such wanted fabrics as 4 | aged lower for ine year in Chica- O.; Detroit, Mich.; - , , -: Rar seensongei wr Satins — Kashas T wills Los Angeles, Cal: Pittsburg. Pa.: New Sport Materials Minneapolis, Minn.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Washington: Indianapolis. Plaids of All Kinds —and you can visualize how Ind.. and Jersey City, N. J. while truly remarkable this offer really is! ress and sports increases were reported by New models—with new tucks, em- Orieans, La.: Rochester, N. Y.; broideries. Tuxedo, tailored and shawl collars. a*® oe ae” es 3 = Ron ’ . " Wash ee Regularly $1.69 Finely made Boys’ Suits in all colors, with broadcloth, madras and rayon blouses. Fine for Spring wear—sizes 3 to 8 years. Many of the Models Are — = | einen Fur Trimmed “ie — | , p WN \ Boston and Kansas City, Mo. Average rent increases compared with 19314 were: Philadelphia, 115 per cent: New York and St. Louis, 8S per cent; Baltimore, 75 per cent; San Francisco, 45 per cent; with Detroit, Pittsburg and Jersey City sted as over 100 per cent. hiq, ert’ ; if | | PCR i mame tt eared ST 2 ul Large cities reporting relattwety }j be ee SOY die . hs saline ; = | ey ye a we ie mene ie vee gor Mone $ “ures in beautiful . | fi : a ue ff 9 7 . € | and rayon mixed Half Soz: $ vie ment of colors and —S. fram ; ae PTH ROBBING KANSAS S BANK | Men’s Broadcloth Op 14 vi | Women’s $6 & 58 eS egea aheny Suing s0 oo 10.0iibE Easter irts - 7 For cy, Day! | ; ae ee yes at ’ 5 “ae : soe Toilet Combination, Only Women’s Silk Gloves at Men's Silk Easter Ties Regular $1.29 values; Regular $i i ral St. fancy silk — = th far ir- in hand é ty AL o- : : ful new Easter pat sheren | ar NAS CITY, Kan, Aprfl 11. |/ . Bh ese ed-cteth | | fs 5 feo ne: : cutis; im t ght stike. Exc 2nt si.kKS. FPxcet > aal os | —wWeur men and a woman are || | Shirts; collar at- Ee Seat, oP i | z | (Main Floor, Nerth.) | _ (Main Floor, North.) (Main Fleer, North.) ~-& with complicity in the rob. | § Riven reggie Coda oer . - | w | : : i et the First State Rank ot ||| | fp | styles. Also Fancy y ¢ lon, } inc > Household or Auto Chamois Toilet Pieces Are Special Men’s Shirts, Drawers,2 for | j ~ - - * & : : Fin 5 o Eeansing, Nov. 27, last. All except | /) } EXT 35 : s sToKket 7 Jad _ - z = : anaes. Pumps || Recular $1: 35 valnes:- ‘§ Spiem cd. o” —_ ity Rd. ve — perenla hire rd FL loor.) nehes. (Main Floer, Seuth. Palmolive shaving creic. back. Rosebrd and ribbe om named —— as hi - = é . Hallisy is accom New Silk Scaris, Special C rs, D Suits Stamped Aprons 3 for the ; ae | Main Floor, Nerth. trimmed. Cplors are tan robbery; B. McConnell : _____ ————— ' senperes he (Second Fioer.) a fourth unnamed man neod Pg : Regular @98¢ values: at "3 > = aged oom D AR SA EE Ho uens. lovely colors: hem $ ¢ small checks. "= for quickly working UD « datigns;: lovely colors; hem- “% sin. check All fast $ for quickly wWvrking up em- Hallisy, tn a signed confession. )} | 4 1 4 [ iS med borders. Also popular color. = po enna eo braidery stitches. = i i i i i i i i i i i i pat ‘torn: hai maxe ati ive tao ette baldes and rube (Third Fleer.) pink, Dive. @eciared he was employed by Sar-| ane Men Ontith short muffler scart of white f colored stiichiae. piping (Third Fleer.) to rob and i ‘ : we ~ v a ; he | : : incioded - aor , ta Th instrogs finath © pacha A@ociated Presa. . , ee ’ ike : ‘ 3 with wif cooler trip tj tions. ati © te ” 3 : ’ Exceptional valnes in chambray. . — : : *} 7 - ae 7 — . Kettle and noe: ter Hl aires h. “ea say y— Pretty shades. Womens sizes ruffled curtains Black and colors: extra iares 2.00 value—tiareec G Cook / 3 for ; > : ys , - ~_- and_t1-imch do : AE Be ag? Biever ——4 69c to $1 Women's des — is be acreage 96 is = I lvaniz e ¢ | =Underwear—Speci 2 f Window Sha J —~ ia Work Trousers r ict puncheck shed a eee Hs ; : : a. o ear — or Dark simtped cottenade , i made garenw Ww sizes 24 to Sactpies of better Gowan, JS] ‘xture. 1 ” : mad 69¢ Z paste! shades. Deeniies Ganze, 4 Yds. EE Be ay a Bose’ Biousss ia fine fast Piain and figured Gaaze: also ” omer, _ — ee ae : $1.50 Electric Reading Lamps ; ’ piam color Veils: stight esconds: cots > Seine be x . come regulars. Sizes @ to - > he ~ DOSES. ote oil X . 4 | Brash, brass finish en ool ref Sic : 4 25¢ Turkish Towels, , | wee chee meee. ss hapetinen quail Seats Filet Weave and Rayon Panel | stand. Most oan | wall 1 | : Boys’ Wash Suits, 2 for = lear On. ot anc, saOst con- ' Curtains, Each | ; Paseetn, Gives. tnt wide ae - @wilh colored borders. slit? . Splendid quality “i im fast--coler oe — $ -.. 7 — f » i : , . . - ibe rotored bowiere ag ¢ ; $2.00 Electric irate , / Seremg white \ Pom | | ‘ tron: io Panne, good weight ant —_ i. _ Suirts: wei ; nal ee Handy 9-Th travel. esameled Stools, . [ iM 4 ye a ~¢" feeced <2 te It yard ngthe. ‘ a. : 12% Part Lmen T - —_—- oll nic j cm rn ei a ral’. ‘ a . are . rene, Fee meee $ 1 = a oie | my t 39¢c Broadcloth, 3° Y "Te 2 Y . | 12 Yds. WS § finish: sale tpped . . ' S aa cement iit, 3 , , Wench nigh’) merrerned on wv price . om ff ee G4incn highly " merverised De | SEES ener ee ee ‘ . goed coier range. suitable for . in pretiy Detternos Siwht sarw pajamas. @oc rw Ryee* o =ryer; hig; a ‘Seceots—Fecerth Fleer.: - ~ = . a . - . Sear vee _ = ; = - at a Skee

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SUS postT-pisp : tf . ATCH__ ai ————MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1927. —_—_—____ 5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ : PAGE? §& o off ‘ T Speci | ey Framed Console Mirrors. g rr es , , ; One of These Special | tase mirrors, ‘Attractive Geman (rames. | Plated Prayer Books, 2 for BARTHELMESS” EX-WIFE WEDS | ; Oliar uits and Get Another § ‘" “« Hractive brintg im various subjects : | : S et Another | decoration. / Third “Floor. . uae” wah aa’ Gee ee ‘SINGAPORE RUBBER MERCHANT ; R mi 3 $9.95 T r Biack only. Very special. (Main Floor, North.) Ooo ea or Fudge Apro Man | m-Size Py ‘ Black cotton bari coches i tor nd White Aprons y Styles $ |_Mary Hay Bride of Vivian Bath; Boys’ Wa 1ece cotton linene with hand-«mbroidery. Slip- eae aiaae ap Dimaity and unbleached muslin, etay- on styles Will Plead for Custody of ' (Second Floor. ) eo manicure Aprons, esgquare neck. on ' _— ot aid Daughter. 9 ( id ‘rior ned Reversibie Hoovers ( x] m) Rug 54 by, it ‘ The Store ed All the er Loom" muslin. _ “ Ri heer } By the Asaocia'tod Presa. Kea ° -~ © , i ee 7. Ul 2 ( Bill Folds, Special ‘ ed = —_ — | PT MR eT we ee) ek LENS Ge | NEW YORK, April 11. —~ Mary ; $3950 ‘s ‘ $2 .95—-odds Regular $1.25 vaiues—knot- 7 peigem ave ee 9 if ( arm styles. aieeenen” i it _ style; with lovely creamy | married Vivian Bath by a Jus- it ; ‘ ghily shopworn. uster. : if RRS : ae oe: wai tice of the Peace at Greenwich, by (23 Only) $35 C pe an 8 Nerth.) (Main Floor, North.) ‘| . ; | Conn.. Saturday night. The pair ‘a 3 Ornice ban ing Fri p Va oe Ah r eli met only a few weeks ago. i : , Fringe endant Necklaces, Only ; aL AY O ioe | 4 4 4 The it ceamalene ’ spe- BR ay rong snd colors ‘inthis $ Panag on $1.25 value—-eter- S F NS SECOND FLOOR te os —— nal tgs a me : ices “es 8 1s Silver chain with re = ie = ea hpee ? Suits in neat , re 2 toe — ve a duction pear! peated in arene ,in Los Angeles and try to persuade Sel ae (24 On] : hag ‘ a een. ware — (Main Floor, Soutb.) _Barthelmess to give up thetr 4- . MY) 339.Siiickers. Same Suit f Je year-old daughter, who, under the 9x12 Seamless one long a , gd aperne in i Yards 20- Inch Drapery Damasks | terms of the mother’s divorce de- Velvet Ry Broken $1zes : wanted pongee’'§ color: nea $ ee Mang hell tbh | cree, spends six months a year (Impert lacie’ £8 5 to I7. Buy ' ae d design. 36 inch: 8 wide lot broken aseso rtm: nt of 5 , with each parent. a and ~v yards each. Ya / Barthekness met Miss Hay when (16 Only) $36. suit at $9.95 ‘ (Third, Floor.) (Third Floor.) | ther Suit for ‘ h 4| she was dancing in the Ziegfeld y Ox1? Axminst ie } Torchon ere 20 Yards for Odd Lots Curtains 4 }| Follies in 1920 and he was acting ‘ > PgzuUiariy sc r x . ar > a ? oounr . > . some a (Perfects) : (Nagents—Third Floor.) {¢ dainty edges, ‘aaeiiees and 4 $ ae rar sath sag “. ae $ R ‘in “Way Down East. rhey were | Nagente—Thire EES ae a ‘ D ch: ings in light-weight from display: included = are Cgu ar 16.75 Values q@ | arried the same year. Miss Hay 48. no gp oe RAB DDDDDD LLL LLL MALL LI LEA MME MRL Mil POrcnon - an Ever asting Lace. Lace Curtains, Ruffled Cur- . ‘left the stage after het marri Fine k dd M . rriage. e for iddies lingerie. \ains, aso Pane!) Curtains. aterials th at ; but returned two years later 4 (Main Floor, South.) (Third Floor. oor.) \ women are accus- i. ; . te . " ‘ (7 ‘ coemed to Mee ta | quarrel in front of Texas Guinan’s uy 14, 300 ¢ FE Nov b nF Vf SEQ \ i garments that sell 1 the i Ege ampere wagons LING, Wi SSeS AN ' at far more than Ml! trae HH \ \ MASS . "a 0.95" You wil -| Hay and Barthelmess. She went DANN / _ \ ee S| ‘ ~* > , va \\ — Pj I] , j\ to Paris the same month and be- ! . | atin | 1 OWS Hr find such materials 8 gan suit for the divorce which was so } i { : Hi ‘ 2 as granted Jan. 15 of this year. She : i | For Dollar Day, Each ‘ Zu: Flat Crepes is the daughter of Col. and Mrs \\ Regular $1.95 Ki “i: Georgettes Frank Y. Caldwell of Washington. Es \\ | values — any $ i Crepe de Chines ; . . a | Spec to the Post-D tch. ty styles and col- Combinations “| fypapvecss mer — A FS PAQU E—Nea Recular 10c values—made of sheer Self-filling 14-karat gold point. (Main Floor, South.) Stamped Tea Towels, 4 for Fiber Fringe, 5 Yards for - Ls a 4 nn Sey - Si . 9 9 Amazingly low priced— Regular 50c to $1.25 vd. picking, + saree J Smocks and joo Women S s ‘Kerchiefs, 12 lor $1 SE RV ‘ CE excellent quality, stamped ag 1 valuce—severa] good shades $ 1 feather ticking in the rtanle Gy 1 Regular $1 995 vaiues—t SiO spar set beaal imonos $ 1 Fountain Pens, Special $ tailored dre Sev very attractive designs. 5S: nae . blue and white Ticking are e of plain -veral colors from which to choose, : mad ; : ‘ (Main Floor, North.) to $3: broider-d: an 2 & unity for ihe : cambric, white with — embroidery, : : oe sin Floor with embroi me corner (Third or.) Same I a rE gested for the brida) showe: gtri 2 to 10 yd. lengths prints and ray: and cotton mixtur ret plain colors with corners, om, Pi ust in = inute Easter (Third Fieor.) (Main eae, ‘South. —J1 in. wide. Cotten Crepe Ki moneys ip § aa - . ia | r - ee age = Filet & Cut-Wor ongs $ size—made of pure linen with cut- work Search embroidery and trimmed a — , : styles. Blue and khaki. Sizes 4 t (Third Floor.) Fieer. South. filet insets. Huck Towels 6 for. $ f, Recular 19¢ values — plain - or a Buck Towels—18x36-inch size -eptional values. (Main Floor, Pg Derby Cards, 4 Decks for s 1 LLaundress? 4 | }Fleor, South.) j ( eIeh: ora} , { . ee Big, roomy, ful) cut, high Regularly 35c¢ each ae or : he ee anf ~ color: $ In t Day grade white eae Night- $ stamped on unbleached mns- =$ sa | eg ee W m Nn’ Q f Priced. , ( —«_ cae oe eae ia lias pees bleached cotton sheeting — h ip O c y $2 00 hairs ClAai. Live tte Ou roe seemed ’ [0 000BfEaster |! (Main Floor, North.) (Third Floor.) ie ieee Pee Se 95 WwW aS | Os : C tk Bes ‘ Tj ; 1 (Main Floor, South.) ose For Dollar Day! Stier i1es : ; _— ) { Bridge Sets, 2 Sets for Rayon Fringe, 5 Yards for Cotton Sheeting, 4 Yds. for Dresses 3Prs. f m Ideal for Bly le, meee $ , : Rerular $1 values—stamp Rerular 50c-yard: ralue— Regular 39c yard values ’ -* OT br eak fast Tr patte rns and 7 : ed on white art ao intended to trim lam = ades —good quality unbleached For Dollar Day: R ] room S$ U D- — ual ccl- 7 : pleasing designs that w “ —very effective th the --- —_—— 76 inches wide— “gu ‘ : ty. up very quickly. Special Georgette or silk shade spec Made of per- values — silk room or kitchen. (Main Floor, North.) ) | ( values. (Third Floor.) (Third } Floor.) (Main Floor, South.) cales, cottons, _ ba- and silk with Hardwood frame, : : : , ' tiste and votles real el cane ; a ‘ Ww Vv —_— rts, Drawers, 2 for ) ; ¢ Attractive Lace Scaris Fluffy a, 3 Yds. for Unbleached Muslin, 10 Yds. set-in and kimono slag «Si deukle sent riggan ©? 98 ee * ta eh, ste Se if sleeves > rgm oA hi 98h Bes ‘ Recular $25 val ues—Scar! a Regu lar Ge alnes— "ys gular 16e ee all ue- ne | soiled; brok en sizes. ed ae so some closely woven. Can be ere ‘M-made ‘ ——ew ae , that are exce! va oan am) in bright colors for negli- E00 quailty UN DIeacnea Dresses that promise led on resent fin- . Shirt 4 ines 34 a. oe @ very effective on p gees. boudoir cushions—very Muslin-sused mostly for long and satisfactory sports Hosiery — enamele Pp aizee 22() , (oose. gu e , ished _ wood eurface Very especial mak! ng mattress COV CTE, wear. some are irregulars—sizes ish. (Main ‘Sieue. North. ) . ens gle pes: : a } , , special. (Third Floor.) (Main Floor, South.) quilts. (Nugents—Second Floer.) 814 to 10. (Nugents—Fourth Floor.) A | ‘ar ( idered Models at > _ 33.50 RAY@e cyan ) f ] : ] ( ] : } ( ) ( ] { } : ] ( ] ( ) : Men's Sik Ties, 2 for Siiver-Tiated tableware Stamped Bedspreads, Only Boys’ Union Suits, 2 2 org 1 Jong-sleeve Overalls with sport-neck values 8 wil tS q ged up em (Thira Floor. ) H ? p clever ideas. bonbon dishes. Very special, each ose, rs. for (Main Floor, North ) ‘Main Floor, North.) (Third Floor.) Broken #1z6¢8, & of i aseniee’ te $ | Girls’ $14 ses $ All-Linen Dresser Scarfs Filet Chair Backs, 3 for Stamped Goods, 6 Pcs. for 1s mecium shades. Broken sizes, © hams and ateieine, na fA go A ga g 1 ee Se “§ 1 Pongal , Wy: on Suits, 2 for | FOR STREET WEAR— New Georgettes at. .$5 . Mistoum charge. n22b0, Under ants’ Wear, 3 for New Wool Crepes at $5 | charge. 7%. ton flannelette garments ad . Straps, Oxfords. Sandale and hich | on mate | - 7 a Boys’ Play Suits Shoes reduced. s, Sandals and nich § Men's Athletic Union Suits: cut § FOR SPORTS WEAR— | Bf RoucH pry MMe Lb ; f . nd siocks es 5 t ‘9 full ar made with ro ela . . Women’s Outsize ae aint cate wes cameras ondh ay Par tic ribbed “back strip“ ms we | | FOR BUSINESS WEAR— Complete size range, 14 to 52. | A iar work ‘ironed and Hose, 3 Prs for $ Rag s $ Siees B te — rn ae Se ill en s hirts, 2 for seconds of &¥c grade: sizes 36 nk 46 FOR SCHOOL WEAR— Sh Early! 1 folded. Minimum charge &5e. ’ . . Oval , : : : ust 36 urie for the man that . and colors; extra large Rues: — | weers a size -14. Shirts in ined Men’s $1.50 and $2 Shi FOR AFTERNOON WEAR— any | | & FINISHED DE LUXE, 20 Lb. B8econds Bo U \ it 2 f neckband atyle; in the wanted mate . an irts . , $] ys Union Suits, _—s vidio: antes have elected Goncens FOR THEATER WEAR Bargain Basement The Work Trouser Boys’ Athietic Union Suits in fine poi: to oe . S gs $ 25 -§ ico. Minijwum charge, $2.00 $ Ov Weir pincheck nainsook, full at. Fas 69c Bi W k Sh 2 f Mens Shirte: full and well-tat- At price bende hen! enue _ acute 9 nee a Pa] made porments in sizes 24 . ue or irts. or mrt Hg ee _ oth rayon striped A a — dou double te 42 Men's Biue Work Shirts. ent bie 2 alt dee eek oa See van ‘Cutt boiton. | TT for 69c Boys’ tay ? ber and full and made with two button- | sae r er al Gaeta aed coon em Send along your dry cleaning. . ys’ . r rage tet ap _— to 1 We own and operate our own ’s Hosie 6 P - . Rors’ Blouses in fine oom cr ne ~ io with shart ° * oS Pa es, eae ‘ re , i aii tata ee A Z be ee Si Bs aS sg ra he ae ee ae a te, pie = ¥ ere

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PAGE 8 > . S. Demands Slayers’ Punish: | ment. 1.—AnN- or oseparat > ‘ - 8 tA . e mates. _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ By the Je (ferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. “Does What Gasoline Can’t’’ Ie is an improvement over gasoline. A scientific com- bination of benzol and the very newest and latest gas- olines. Better than gasoline from start to finish. Try it! Benze-Gas Motor Fuel Co. ST. LOUIs of f Constipation Sper abe how to avoid consti- § whol Gd : wn en foods. allowing di- geeure erst em to im orove Second: Stunulace Detter digest: m and bowel ~ larity by taking ‘ —— Tablets for a week, They aro. healtiy digestion, get quwck > t 50 | ww 25e pocket S.2Zes Ss ist. For pe some amber iain nong B04 “Park St, Des Moines CHAMBERLAIN TABLETS ‘S2? neii~ STOMACH SO BAD HE HAD TO GIVE UP JOB Back at Work Now. Gained 30 Pounds by Using Milks Emulsion. Baard’s "T"} ' “| **Uver a vear ago my beu stomach tronbl , . + i Vou ad not ‘ fore, was too weak to Ork. had Other Bills signed. by Baker. | ; ~~ n. e: | 7? “ahs > . ‘1? . @ ‘+ iy i} ; ; } a + ln " ; een Pie wee iii i : i hi sia » © ‘ , . cy . | M1iis ~ Ti a | é ; *. » * " = a JEFFERSON CITY, Apri 13 AY 4 } . Aart . aett eho ik . 4 _ MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Ui, 192¢_ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Seventh Annual Rendition of the ce ee = 93 ‘ Crucifixion By Sir John Stainer. Vandervoort Music Hall Wednesday and ene April i3th anda 14th, at Three O’Cloc The public is cordially beautiful service. invited to attend this Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArtield 7500 Tuesday Candy Special Woodlawn Goodies 33c for +: pap ire 45c _— » Pound Olive and ‘Locust, From Ninth ti to Tenth | Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Many I nteresting Suggestions tor the Tuesday Shopper Electrical -Needs Eden | Washers as Low as $ Floor samples, demonstra- tors, and rebuilt machines, all in perfect condition. One-year factory guarantee. While they last they will be sold on the Club Plan. Low $5 Down — rerms Telephone GArfield 7500 $6.00 Electric Percolators Eight-cup size, in at- tractive panel design Complete with cord and iat $3 65 $7.50 Electric Heaters argest size, complete with cordand plug. Made by the manufacturers of Universal appliances. In Our Millinery Accessory Shop Choose a Flower for Your Shoulder Where All Posies Are Appropriately Scented FeASHION Says—wear a flower or a cluster of them—and in Vander- voort’s Millinery Acces- sory Shop is a collection that is right up-to-min- ite with every sort of bloom French couturiers sponsor. Violets Are Favorites Boxed, scented kind illustrated, $1.25. And there are other field, Parma and Russian violets up to $6.25—including Agnes’ Silk and Velvet Violets which are shown in various lovely shades. Boutonnieres Are as chic as the single posies and we want you to see cur crystal Boutonnieres, sponsored by Chanel —the dainty field flower and the ex- Other Flowers Conspicuous among the scores of new kinds are roses of many hues, geran- iums, magnolias, and, of course, the lovely feather, chiffon and Easter Sale of Vilauieoa Bikes and Scooters HE first time we have ever offered these high- grade vehicles at such reducéd prices. Coaster Brake Scooters Regular- = ly $6.50 $4.25 Substantially built Scoot- ers, ball bearing, rubber- tired wheels; finished in red enamel. Ball-Bearing Velocipedes Finished in maroon and black stripe enamel. Fn three sizes for ages 3 to 6. Priced according to size. Regularly $r1r.75 $ 7.25 Regularly $15.06 $10.25 Regularly $18.25 $12.75 Biplane Scooters Regular- $4.65 ly $7.50 Ball-bearing Scooters | rubber with wire wheels, tired. For children from | 144 to 3 years old. Ball-Bearing Speed Bikes vse 911.25 For boys amd girls from | 5 to 9 years old. With one inch tubular frame, double @ coil spring saddle seat. Finished in blue enamel with coaster brake. ee" $17.75 ly $25 Baby Bikes Rubber-tired wheels and pedals. Handles of soft ; Regularly $6.50 $4.25 wood. For ages 1 to 2 years. Regularly y $7. so S | DD Net C585 $4.65 Iwnstairs. Among the Easter Gift Ideas 1n Our | Luggage Shop Are These -o f= meow ee ee & © we I NOTICI resiience oF * chances . eouary ist, pOLK-GOULD DIRECTOR 505 NORTH SEVE Red-Blue Book now going 9x12 Chemically C New Car Owrers—/nvestigete Demand the Bands P. B. BRAKE 3134 Washinzton Boul. P.B Products Have « . Hereafter instead: of soda take a gases Httie * ‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia” ferme ia. water any time for indigestion or} tiy urg geur, acid, gassy stomach, and relief | system Will come instantly. Better Than Soda .For fifty years genuine ** Paillips Milk of ieahesie * has been pre- seribed by physicians because it " er- comes three times as much acid in!! the stomach as a saturated solat: ion; Mark of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the! « “hemi¢ iomach sweet and free from on | coe Che did not lmprove any. + his sovernoy} verre he Toiio0ow- - While they $5 ?() a quisite mother-ot- [ finally started to take Milky ;,., D last Fy 4 taffeta flowers. pearl « ones. ’ : } : > + + . rmuision i tpben wen a Tarm : : we ee ee amuision and et nee" AULNOrIZINg tiie ity OF St. 10U! Mi nerw Accessory Shep—7 rd Floor eur here .tto work. Turnover Electric Toasters a hte 4. work the sweetheart or All nickel finish. $3. 10) through on the farm, and no mother, these Cases 4, vill requit | : Special, | ee ~—Aleang WOrkK in the Greenridge ty of ae : ii ; : ~ 7 7) cf J a <= 7 = =2 S= = ~ = nA are in black cobra or “Wien I started 3 es brown shark grain Emulsion I was down t cowhide leather. Silk a ee lined. Removable tray. Fittings of imitation amber on mother-of- pearl. Fitted Suitcases, $37.50 Regularly $45 to $55 PPROPRIATE for i mulsion ottie with time, TOOK 1f reguiariyv a! ; ve by : + Si fen : and $2.50 Electric Corn Popper Enjoy home-made popcorn, fresh and hot, with this pop- per. ~ Special $1.95 Free Trial in Your Home on the Royal Electric Cleaner Complete set of attachments, with which you can clean everything and polish hardwood floors. Regular $14.75 Mattresses Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunk, $42.75 There are only a limited number of such Wardrobes at this *O i opportune puree. Each Trunk is the usual Oshkosh quality. ° iggage Shop—Second Floor. Imported Leather Novelties, 4 Price Just 100— Wt. 45 Lbs. IMITED numover—at this extraordinary price! All of layer felt cotton, forming a soft, luxurious cushion. Generous roll edges that keep the bed neat and tidy. These Mat- tresses are covered in a durable ticking of art design. For Easter Remembrances EATHER Novelties in writing portfolios, sewing cases, picture frames, cigarette cases and other at- ractive gift suggestions. LUE Li GLUE, j . iam MY Small Leather Goods Shop—First Fleer. CEM EASTER F OOTWEAR — a ae icin’, Newest Styles Charming Footwear—the very newest patterns of patent leather, black a’ kid, black satin, parch- ment kid and parch- ment calf — pumps, straps, and ties— spike or box heels. Sold on the Club Plan $2 Down Balance in Monthly Payments The Problem of Adequate Home Ventilation Is, Efficiently Solved With the Essex or Hudson. Coach $10.95 Buick Coach Chrysler Coach Girls’ Easter Straps and Ties Beautiful patterns of patent or parchment leathers with trimmings of attractive ee Electric Ventilators GROWING GIRLS’ $4 A practical and useful ere O72 a gift to the home would MISSES’ $3 Ae be this ingenious device zr\ to 2 , : b, for removing cooking odors from the kitchen and drawing in fresh, pure air from outside. Easily adjusted in ten minutes’ time to any window frame. Can be Chevrolets $5.95 $8.95 $9.95 $5.95 CHILD’S 8% to rr%4 $2.50 White Kid Buckle Pumps FOR CONFIRMATION Of the finest white kid in low = medium heels. | MISSES’ $3. 50 GIRL $5.00 ir+, to 2 I] oes] Céliliams SIXTH and FRANKLIN cians Ouctity Shoes for All the Family y Coupe Coach Sedan Cabriolet ' Tudor Sedan, $7.95 4-Door Sedan, $8.95 Have Following Information to Obtain Correct Covers— Make Botly (Coach or Sedan). , Model Number .. Year Number of Doors Cylinder (4 6 or 8) |; 7 570-574 Paul Olive & Pine a Easy Washer. Her fresher; save time, money For 1927 and Previous Models Sedans, Coaches and Coupes ‘damp-dries at the same Made of durable material in a wide assort- to handle wet clothes, piece _ are so dry they need only a attached with new-style fasteners which soft woolens come out of the There are no deep wrinkles *Q2° pe caer No ugly boilers are neces- Buick Sedan Studebaker Sedan Pontaic Coach Nash Sedan Club Plan Orders Taken for Other Makes Not GIVE See the Electric Ventilator Demonstrated ' : ‘ a OME woman has a New Excellent Quality and a Variety of Colors in | ._ = washdays will be for- “=m ‘ever made lighter, — she utomobile Slip Covers as = oe a and clothes because of the ee New Easy that washes and AREFULLY tailored Seat Covers to fit =~ : : ‘ time. accurately the upholstery of your car. ea ; No longer will she have ment of smart colors; trimmed with leath- by piece. Just move a lever erette. Complete set consists of Covers for —_—/ HHA E | f and a 8 2 all seats, backs, side panels and doors: each et . Ot ae ge i ‘few minutes in the sun. door panel has a large flap pocket. Easily pe, ti = ee | : Blankets, bath towels and will not affect the present upholstery; Easy’s dryer with a soft fluffin tat i: ul. readily removed for cleaning purposes. iTinessthat is delightfu to iron out or broken but- tons to replace ninsicdaieia , Sary in the laundry, for be Chrysler Sedan D Studebaker Coach odge Sedan Oakland Coach Oakland Sedan removed when desired. Oldsmobile Sedan Sold on the : Oldsmobile Coach Hupmobile Sedan Nash Coach Hudson Sedan $5 Down iken for Other Make DaseORE & — | Mentioned With Delivery in WE : Sees re About Two Weeks Boel dol ” por Electr ic Shop ,andgeryoo S Fil€ctrical MOP Vandervoort’s Housewares Shop—Downstairs. . ee The Sunday Post-Dispatch magazine in St. Lous -Downstairs.

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PAGE 9 . _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11. ae NOTICE ) |WARNING SIGNALS PROPOSED) P20! service commission. Ap proval of such applications usual- | Skinker Boulevard Permit Sought ly is a formality. | Rock Island Road. in business, residence or telephone number since by Two signals ar posed, each | : Sienais are proposed, a ist, notify | Permission to erect warning to have a bell and a flashing light, | R PEALE BIT siznals at its grade crossing on to warn of approaching trains. At | Skinker boulevard, 2 ijacent to present the crossing is protected } Washington University, 1S being by gates operated by a watchman, ory _ POLK- GOULD DIRECTORY COMPANY 505 NORTH SEVENTH ST. a Island Rail-| and it frequently has been com- to the State, plined of as a menace ted-Blue Book now going to press. 9x12 RUGS Chemically Cleaned HOLDENRIE 1927 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a sday Candy Special oodlawn Goodies Bc for '» Pound gular 45¢ Value “a1 dv Shor sa'4 D : | ~ . * a sought by the Rock road, in an ;: lication ' |= Conference | re. a Ls is ~— ~ A ORR: rte es SCHON EME) 6 ew ag eh a n~ + Wey” heey wT — — toot Mwy + : op m ~~ -First Floor. ities ——— ust, , From Ninth to Tenth - SEN ae pony wiry, Bee unt invg ot eae Sea eT, Mo. De ois OF xy eeu — ~~ ~» elite The long arm of distribution At your service every time you order from a $3 = Tells CLOTHES AND RUG CLEANERS Union Plant Soviet Shs ae pe Policy of Restraint in/ China Is Not Sign of. ectnedes Bikes ooters ever offered these high- educed prices. Biplane Scooters y $730 94.05 ly $7.50 Ball-bearing Scooters with wire wheels, rubber tired. For children from 144 to 3 years old. Ball-Bearing Speed Bikes Regular- S | | 25 ly $16 For boys and girls from 5 to 9 years old. With one- inch tubular frame, double coil spring saddle seat. Finished in blue ename] with coaster brake. Regular- $17.75 . | ly $25 Bikes lals. FElandles of soft Regularly $6.50 50 $4.65 Downstairs. Gift Ideas in Our bp Are These ases, $37.50 $45 to $55 >be Trunk, $42.75 mber of such Wardrobes at this is the usual Oshkosh quality. Second Floor. i. mported Leather Novelties, 1% Price Easter Remembrances THER Novelties in writing rtfolios, sewing cases, picture S, Cigarette cases and other at- e gift suggestions. Leather Goods Shop—First Floor if CIs and Coupes Chevrolets $5.95 $8.95 $9.95 $5.95 Coupe Coach Sedan Cabriolet tem — ee sn age nae + eee Diieatinn : to Covers— o> D> _ = = = = = SF ee Se we WE GUARANTEE THAT Bands for Fords WILL NOT SCORE DRUMS New Car Owners—Investigate Before It Is TOO LATE , Demand the Bands with the Red Bars P.B.BRAKE SERVICE 3134 Washington Boul. P-B Products Have a Wational Reputation JE, 0601 ‘Hereafter instead of soda ta ike a Wile ‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia’ ip. water any time for indige stiop or! spur, acid, gassy stomach, and relief Will come instantly. + Better Than Soda :For fifty vears genuine ‘‘ Puillips Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- seribed by physicians because it over- emes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solut of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the! mach sweet and free from ail ? tm mmta?t Ona in ' A a* - ~ + ion; M PHILLIPS Milk ot Magnesia acid ls and gen- pom urges this souring waste from the svstem without 7 ging. It is far more pleasan » take th an soda. Try a 25c Bottle Insist 1 , ‘ Uj} ‘ . pont Tr : me a pases. Besides, it neutralizes the bowe irk les ‘o. ‘Phillipe (") Ory ex} (“yy , any and its pre deces- +4 " ; rs *? -- SO iia ic - I Dili - - ——_ i}/5 Since OME woman has a New | Easy Washer. Her washdays will be for- ‘ever made lighter, —she ‘will stay younger; look fresher >; save time, money and clothes because of the New Easy that washes and ‘damp-dries at the same ‘ time. No longer will she have to handle wet clothes, piece by piece. Just move a lever /and in a jiffy the clothes , 8re so dry they need only a ew minutes in the sun. Blankets, bath towels and 80ft woolens come out of the Easy’s dryer with a soft : fluffiness that is delightful. here are no deep wrinkles to iron out or broken but- tons to replace. y No ugly boilers are neces- | dary in the laundry, for be- ‘Phone MAin Some woman ae is happier— Why not you? ee neath the ELasy’s tub is a special gas heater that keeps the water at an even temperature through the longest washing and can be used to sterilize whrte pieces right in the washer. You Can be the Next Woman to Have a New Easy! Don’t wait until all your neighbors have this modern miracle worker. You can see its wonders now, with- out waiting a day longer. It won't cost you one penny, for all you have to do is call us. and on vour regular washdav the New Easy will be on the job, ready to do a whole week’s washing for you. Call us today! EASY wasner 0990 Today . and Arrange for Demonstration EASY 1s LALA . ra ? and ‘ nina latter was based on Weakness. t. Russia's tic controversy with peace, but that re, + ation hel onference Satur- nmediately aft- organization M. Rykoff 2 delegates thi Kast situa- d that the policy Government was peace. This stat: ted with prolonged reign Powers, he said, weld mean the or tne Chinese friendship for that hence recent acts vocation were a conflict. “I declare, however,” he “that we h ave had e ence in self-restraint in the [7a re +cCcals not : : ' Russia, and of pro i precipitate said, nough experi- irselves to policy war hetween Russia | failure | re volts since the | ; ' } intended to | last 10 | cedented | n the Pow- | it regard our o* | Yr é . [itussia’s Note to Pekin. mation Will Defend Peace. to 1 Pekin p! OV O- ~* Demands on Pekin. randa and he} ound proving tion. The soviet note methods employed by the Chi: nolice and soldiers who conducte1 the ratd gave an opportunity red evidence to that a plo declares that the lant any desi the charges ched. Rooming House Fire. i- o Press. 7 ; ster being hat Two Die in By the Associated NEW YORK, April EAD off that tickle in your throat. Keep the nasal passages clear. Make Menth-o-lic a daily habit. Menth-o-lic works like a charm on that slight cae tarrhal condition that most of us are annoyed with. J. Frank Shellenberger Company, Inc. PHILADELPHIA ENTH-O-LI COUGH HawareRs ROUGH DRY Includes Ironing Table, Bed Linens and Anit Underwear at 12e Ib. Shirts, Collars, Finished Family Washing and Lace Curtains Carefully Laundered it's Laundered Fine C.A.Lange Laundry Co. Victor 1473-1474-1475 Kain or Shine, Wholesale Only Graybar. An arm that has reached into factories a thousand miles distant. An arm that brings promptly to your door those needed-in-a-hurry electrical supplies. 60,000 items are within reach of that arm. THe CRAYBAR TAG Symbol of Distribution 814 SPRUCE STREET MAin 1611 Y/' ||\7 x »* TY) ; H ' ' as Aye ih + Tere ‘ of soda. date pla A seat Entrances from the store or direct by special entrance on Fourth Street. This new luncheonette will be most convenient for our patrons, as well as for the thousands of business men and women in the business district of our store, who appreciate a modern, up-to- 1S ‘ . y ray > — | eit y.. : ‘| Ps gn Os aN + : —— vy ° h \\\ Hil eI a BS “A NEW PLACE TO ) EAT” } wy 7] & SSS al We Open Our New on the Main Floor TUESDAY, APRIL 12th The last word in service. All modern equipment has been installed to make the service quick and sanitary. ing capacity of one hundred and fifty. ce to eat. POPULAR PRICES NUGENTS THE STORE *OR ALL THE PEOP tt ont 1 ti os ttt tl] WH int atl Yn qh a —-— +. ps Luncheonette and Soda Fountain An entirely new, beautifully appointed place to eat at all hours of the day—be it breakfast, noonday or matinee luncheon, maybe a delicious sandwich, a bit of superb pastry or a refreshing glass "ie am aay fe (a Mine is Sar Wakil ee naan ' + . . + \ _ ee concerns. St. Pevely Dairy Company Freund Bread Company Shenandoah Pie Company plete by: Foods and dainties from the following dependable Bauer Food Products Co. Marske Produce Company Tebelmann Baking Ce. Scudders-Gale Grocery Co. Leuis ice Cream Ce. The beautiful new luncheonette furnished com- Voellinger and Brady, mT Su tp ee » fy i AN ayy f ww ye 6 , 4 4: AWN —_ OTH Hitec lane Seales f : if Dy? c = «, Ot pie ho fe UR fora rm many or Smear = de ae Deasegee i-ane i Sach . sto jc) em naletepnetinRtone IO AAA Pete Re IE" “at EEE SR e) . ” 4 . a - . ee a ee " ; ’ . rare hn RSE ey . ~— —- Vee! PR ~ ered et « » ‘ , ; ih aeties. tut _ an? 7 . ee — - or | — po we tr tion oe. S . vce } “n i — — "“Reoneman Electric Compeny at Laclede Ho- Majestic Mfg. Company Decorators br Sedan) * | | Washer Shop peter (a, 6 wl gr _$70-574 Paul Brown Bidg. | Olive & Pine at Ninth St. Taken Lill deed VA a : =—_— t The Sunday Post-Dispatch . Magazine in St. Louis, maocta d from i mone) "| he irrenuly had dit has the only color rote ”

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PAGE _ cs ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11. 1927 _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ x. ve me ca ous Open a Charge Account With cua —— IRAFFIC STUP SIGN 1800BRA ~~ to on taSiven, « SPECIAL. Ist 5923-25 Easton Av 7283- = iene er Av. Amir tat eXperien in nit. . BUDGET PLAN ieee = f,you have trouble wea Clothing for the Entire Family “payments HEI PS RAT RIBRER STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL EASTER we SE Oe Oe tS A ae eet DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDAY | - Bi DOUBLE : e A f EAGLE SE ee Pa mar 9.30 Bl cyAMps rT) surg + st hy I »4a R ar Be alert: Read today’s Want ad Held lr ills Police Dut ra ) ’ | » Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto te Aly ‘ Beha ei ig ee et i ] UESDAY oe aif Fe4 - - * sirs 4 oy : DS LO I ALT RR et. tee, net ee ee effers and see what is on the mar- The Ket. magazine in st. Louis. - — eee me | x @) Ss | steht help Lot st on be is | | You'll Save Extremely by Selecting From These Satisfactory and Advantageous Choice ) ort ata ii dee bak bon unit wp wanlacam:|f Easter Coats Easter Dresses : Tr ial Acs. gu we gustuin “> In Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes In Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes ip} Tee 4949 DELMAR BLVD. CORNERATOLIVE & Papth etvect, as he parked te front | 217 NORTH 71TH ST. Can ies” AND BROADWAY if the young woman's home at 1] “\ $ 9 JO. . 9 7 = TINS Fe My) Special 8 I5 Rie Zo) So i ai — oo + is e ae a - : : J Si : a 1 sy _ rn | : ; - we ; 6 tt Fur aster r reetings ag 1 | Rour-P; y, April r7th e V4 tell you and don’t get excited | m7, ae S\N _= oe ee rere te @ Hundreds of Dresses in .% | Our-F1eC / Winter obeyed, driving to Taylor | Wo) ARYANS thnk we “ga Se an assortment that affords (" : ao: ‘on orale « “om ie choice for various re- ae Bedroom S uirements—at moder- , | | | BF seems certain. Made of q : | : ; . excellent twills ate cost. Fasmened 4S) a ™ | That Are Decidedly Remar of Georgette, wash | perme watert ats, crepe, flat crepe and | | mannish mixtures, A . ¥ . clever prints. nig? | i \ Poiretsheen and A group from Sp) geen : | i Cc a Ss h ™m r . —. 1 +- el ates : re . i 4 states: which to make ES | Shen | ; | is tasteful and st Easter Specials Fe: “Kiddie” ©Boxes — Park. winter shouted, “Get that ff | & LA @ sy i Ticher endl Easter selee Ae” © OPO i The style : . a ee the policemen Sete Ft ee So : ae wholesome and timely wounded | Spas | | and Plain Copies of BsttB _ - wood, beautifully fin- confections that will . £2 goodies for Easter. Will ant coe Aubteretion Decteen. © |) : LC fa ) Models That Higher- 4 f a ie «ished in large dresser, please the entire family. ; please the ‘‘Kiddies.”’ By the Associated Press ee \ oe sing on } i a straight-end bed, ae _— remus t | | = _— de if . chifforobe and van- TWO SIZES i ™ A THREE SIZES Sassett Moor: An in repre- | | i Spring’s favored om : ++} irl] ' ' : -_ Be werner: : ~ — 4 im- | | af | | y .with tripie- f >\ | : shadcs as well as They. oo Vo He es | ey “9 - med in the new- | \ | i style murror. $2.00 and $2.50 eae 7-4 ie Ny / 5 & fo $ 1 50 Arbitration at the Hague, is pre- ff 7 | navy and black. e t a LL sce ieeiinntiom @f -6 eacegen 1 AS | The majority of Oss WETS ae 2 | Pe an ‘ ; , +a ons . nternational differences settled by |i ee) ae these Coats are ee >* — fl i , WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE se Oe wenn mood today |B ee One durably silk ee ifnepoemic eine : : : “ “ ee i idl ee te ) lined. = ae ere | Manufacturing and Sales - 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. , ee | = Ss oS. ; black. a - - | 4 ternational Peace. The collec- || . : ) : » | Deferred - , Uasement Economy Store Rasement Econemy Store Payments May Be Arranged eee, Values. Value at... 7 | Boys’ Suits Panty Dresses &S Girls’ Coats See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 i te e 06 Rea: Dh eo a a, Excellent Values at S$ 95 Bice S™ 50 STIX, BAER @ FULLER | 44 =~ 295 iA 3750 a > | H | | @ Well-made garments a [pros . —, C) ee «> . ; coy € Coats of Poiret twill, I y +4 Vv, oC voile and dimuit : | mixtures, plaids, basket —_ ( STORE FOR MEN [2] A SERVICE COMPLETE ) i Py ‘Single and doub! | | es i / ' age pa _—— with deep hems and weave cloths, in the Se | At Sat clever hand smocking. | wanted Spring shades. Good styles. Sizes 3 to 16 years. awe oc SPAR | SiiOt > « A limited number of dig preferred Leonard Refrige siderably less than regular f > knickers ang Lovely patterns. Sizes ews j= == yest. Sizes 6 to 17 years. 2 to 6 years. = F? asement F.conemy Store Rasement Il conomy Store Basement biconomy Stere Men and Young Men! Consider These Easter Important Group of New Suits and Topcoats | | aster Hats Offered in a Widely Varied Assortment Very 9) 95 Leonard Special at $49.95 ig a discontinued model, with nickel-plated hardware and case in ien oak amish ; equip- i for electric refriger- About “pg -Ib. ice Special at — ‘ » . FF rommemeearne = . . os - = 100-Bar pa for $3.35 -_) This. White Naphtha > ot et Scap is & . | household favorite. No . orders or mail orders accepted. > e € i : , A Halt-Million-Dollar t [| 2 ip \ would sell for much more than $2.95. Included ae Purchase bv 18 Stores Makes : ae | , | oO 1 cassimere and tweeds, also shapes—every one trimmed in a most effective man- . aie : | 5 We er gi twists, in the wanted light and ner and shown in a splendid variety of the popular Possible This Remarkable YEG yy lark gray, tan, brown and blue shades. Basement Seems ae T . > 7 wo-lrouser Suit Value at — RE ta cnet a Pensa nee = - ee eee Single and double models. Sizes 33 to 42. : , Choice of the Newest Styles in Women’s oye, at = Easter Sh es i CaSSimeres, in mixtu ires , | Aisdba “y he i a Zz : ; a : - — > ‘> Be * : * ‘ ‘ y4 : A \ , ; * : ‘4 ik ; 7 Ye : i As ; ’ ' ; : ii ga H ee d ‘fe om ; : * H , >? ‘zr > = | >» 441 rif ' - ' | j : . . m . ~ 7° ; i a P va —S ; a . fi | in Overpiaics. -lined yore ra > . . if | ; > | wv c ; + - tf ; . P } i J Gis ~ 4 ¥ e \ s for bas as aes ‘ ss i} ; r S : , i} ' J Wore . ~ J Pa : { : ; Aa ws See | ' ~~ : . ba a > ass « - eri | S| | ¢ . at i M A ‘ Pie / ¥ ‘ \ . , ~_* | | | | @€ Included are straps and | ; = CciuGd Pp | | Men's . 2 ~~ Ge rainproof slicker-style 21n- . . of patent, blonde, gray and "black 4 ‘ ilve. black and tan, ] b “ " leather s. wi ith tasty combinations. With ful! Louis and Cuban covered heels. All sizes, 3 to 8—AA to D Men’s 2-Trouser Suits Superbly : eM Sena | bee Ae Sees, 3 eee Tailored of Fine Woolens W hich | 4 Were Selected bv a Committee of | : ° ~Was aia ees, |e 19 7 ~ l | Famo Girdles | Princess Slips ~ Shirts es rom I I cits Stores x "So 4 vane at Special Value iP - ch s 65 P oice . @€ Neckband and collar- attached “Belereve” Shirts of imported broad- ) ip hem F | cloth, fiber striped broad- of elastic. | Stitched bodice t n cloth, woven madras and long, side hook ial cimity cor ds, Plain white, and clasp-in-front models. ge ati , eae hy erm Cries one i 36 to 46 checks. Sizes 14 to 17. ze Hasement Ficonemy Store Kasement Eecomemy Store DBasemeni bk ‘enemy, Stere é " 2.°0 +8666 4 2 Here Is the Story! Stix, Baer & Fuller and the seven- Laboratory tests for durability of _teen stores with which we are affiliat- material, strength of tailoring and Radioux Chiffon and Mohpac Axminster Rugs ed, determined to obtain the best pos- construction of Suits were conducted | S ds, V sible Two-Trouser Suit value at S50. in a Boston Laboratory. _ Seen Sit x Oc _ *, : $3 rae 50 ° - s bri - l Tuar nt 4 rs ° L. bly @ Iwo popular fabrics in ranteed colors. 36 inches @ Durably made, seamless Axminster Rugs in attrac A committee of six of the most ex- A half-million-dollar purchase was | | wide and offered i n dainty CASCES, PAE eee onl tive medallion, conventional and aoe patterns. perienced clothing buyers from these made, resulting in a remarkable price —— 9x12 size, subject to misweaves. | stores selected the fabric, a fine qual- concession which makes these im- Crinkle Bedspreads Auto Seat Covering se seayggpecery? Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs Soxios-inch Spread and Bol- Tan and dark grounds. with aC Rugs Fringed 9x12-foot Rugs mS @ ity worsted woolen. 3 portant values possible. i ster in one piece. cru col- fancy striped effects: fast ith d lustrous pil In wide assortment of patterm : c iped e« cts: fast ith P, iustro lie id ortment of , } | or with rose. b! ue or green colors: extra value. 20¢ rich colors and designs. 50 and color combinations. See- & Stripe. Secon $y 3S the yard : ~ ids of $39.50 $32.5 onds of $47.50 7.50 20 grade | ‘ aneiaennaasiiiainminemmmneigemineamat *aseaeeemen es . 2 eee ees special —and These Remarkable Suits Have Arrived in Rayon-Mixed Satin Bod Sheets “Axminster “ay 6x9-Ft. Rugs Seamless bleached Sheets in A type suitable for various Fringed velvet. also Our Store for Men,Where You May Choose Yours J il | sir sips ere: go inches | Ssxgg-inch single or twin | | rooms. Seamless, GsxroS ster Rugs with deep pill in bed - size, in pleasing designs and Seamless. Seconds of bette® wide and ‘off tered size: ‘stained in the ) > wanted plain aes. Sr.2 nie each ” colors. econds - rade Style and Pattern That Please Xe ou Best | | Yas atenk se $1.39 grade, each... SOC colors. Som $3250 | $17.95 Ractement Leonmomy Store ore Basen at t eonomr ngs—Fourth Fle SS a aS. tS eto ne eee Setmeeeeeneernernentenetneiinen cone ote eee

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dvantageous Choice in Dresses s’ and Extra Sizes ls’ Coats | ent Values at 0 s of Poiret twill, es, plaids, basket cloths, in the a Spring shades. Styles. Sizes 3 to rs. nt' Miconomy Store e than $2.95. Included are ¢w approved materials and ed in a most effective man- endid variety of the popular asement Economy Store yest Styles in Women’s aster Shoes plendid o% OO Value at.. a Included are straps and pumps patent, blonde, gray and black athers, with tasty combinations. ith full Louis and Cuban covered els. All sizes, 3 to 8—AA to D idths. Basement Keonomy Store Shirts gl band and collar- hed “Belereve” imported broad- er striped broad- Oven madras and. ords, Plain white, ° lors, stripes and Sizes 14 to 17. t Kiconomy Store ster Rugs 392 ss Axminster Rugs in attrac- ational and all-over patterns. 1sweaves. Fringed gx12-foot Rugs in a wide assortment of patterns and color combinations. Sec- onds of $47.50 gtade ..... $37.50 6x9-Ft. Rugs Fringed velvet, also Axmin- ster Rugs with deep pile. Seamless. Seconds of better fe $17.99 | Seamless Velvet Rugs Hasemant ieonoenty Store ' ' t 7 SF SAE capes Ae eal satya PRAY Aaa ene tar WIRD Nene sats . . Paes P De EATY (Li Pp ™ Wo fj ¥ . " eo MOIRA RO of art. AU PHPATTATAT UTTTTT Aue CU @ Why not have your new Rug before Easter? This group affords choice of many lovely new patterns in colors that make each Rug a work —— Woven of high-grade wool yarn on we. heavy back, assuring durability and fullest Se. satisfaction. All in the 9x12-ft.. size fin- SOE ished with fringe. | Deferred Carpeting in New Patterns Payments May Be Wool and Wilton velvet Axminster and worsted Arranged Wilton weaves in newest patterns, meeting the re- to order. Yard eee ee a eee eee eee me quitement for floorcovering made $2 to $5 Fifth Floor ee a — eu ee eee ee - Farniture Section—Seventh Floor > | Visit Mont Pelee, Where Villages Arrive Chicago Ilide Disaster’s Marks. By the Associated Press. E . cbattnsbesncssOee pm POINT-A-PITR E, Guadaloupe, oe .6:37 pm States Army Pan-American flyers. Women’s Lounge, Sun Room, Livin nearing home on their 20,000-mile Room, Dining Room, Chair Cars é : flight around Central and South Extra Special, Pair . "bf mk ft ite America, have arrived from Mar- ; tinique. They were given a great welcome. They were guests of hon- at y . et 35 ~ > Fs or at a reception given by the fF ae French Colonial Governor. Au ; a , é During the trip from Martinique the aviators flew over Mont Pelee. SERVING SINCE 1698 | Scene of the disastrous eruption of | 1902. There are villages on the |Sides of the mountain, and the slopes are covered with trees, with | Radio material is bought and sold | little evidence of the catastrophe. through Post-Dispatch Wants Maa ie “SE. nT CELL WU Maton A Son a th) badd andl @ Practical Curtains that are dainty and attractive in their new patterns and fringed bottoms. 42 inches wide } jt Vi “Wha 2m ete Sad Se eee mtr Pe me eg Seay , = ‘ys Ce: eae pe eit es r peat! ep ifs and 214 yards long. ies 1s Fringed Curtains — Ruffled Sets The Pair | Special at $6 : $2.85 Splendidly made Curtains, in | Voile of good —_ in these | -pi Sets with valance, tie- | ew and arresting shadow 5-piece acs Seo Excellent copies of § backs and colored ruffles on ou handwork. | facings and bottom. | Cretonnes, 36-in.; very specially priced, yard. .75¢c cs e 3.In. Ecru Bullion Fringe; special, yard Can Enj oy Fifth Floor China and Glass : — ® we “Specials FP tound a: way to enjoy wach day—by dreds of St. Louis housewives have sending their family washing to us. Pre - Easter Buying Oppor- - Cascade Wet Wash is the finest pro- tunity to Answer China Needs fessional washing service obtainable. q These very special groups make it We'll do your washing with unvarying possible for the most particular house- satisfaction and reliability, cheaper wife to fill her needs at emphatic sav- es’ / hl than you can do it at home. And you ings. Mw Er are relieved of all the drudgery and Theo Haviland China on worry, and will have many new hours Socels , 1 4 6 ; each week to use just as you wish, Value at. o X Z We have the most modern facilities, This price is far below the regular value o cae employ skilled workers and use effi- Di —with ted gold , : sits , : gt gpl gee eodieen, 7 — cient — = reper Try this : expert, professional washing service French China this week, and you'll agree it is a happy 100-piece Sets of Limoges French and Havi- g& D ; > land & Co. French China—in border $75 hes | solution of the ancient wash day patterns; special in this event problem. Imported Sets i aan having oddly charming dec” @ 20 - | Wet Wash ........ .,.6c¢ Ib. orated borders; special at . Minimum Bundle, $1.20 Dinner Sets Ns | Wet Wash, with American semi-porcelain Dinner Sets deco- eo | Flat Work Ironed. 8c Ib. rated with an attractive border design—some special = Phone Colored Stemware aa : Crystal ware with green stem and foot— ‘ | Victor 4708-4709-4710 glasses, iced teas and cock- for tails; special ......-- iene 6 $2.69 fully decorated Dinner Sets, consisting pa = na orrect service for six persons * Wet Wash Laundry semi-porcelain Victor and Ohio Luncheon Sets ollection and d perte of aucers, sugar bowl and cream pitcher—in Aiton, Leheweed aad East &. ivery body ware decorated with the $8 95 : Louis. styles with coin gold handles; $19 95 7 | a. - mit S ; goblets, sherbets, high-footed ice cream 43-Piece Sets C SCAD E —and a good grade of American $7 69 21 pieces—6 compartment plates, 6 cups and | | | Cot etion and in ell Princess La Sturtium pattern....... China Section—Fifth Floor , | ee an Avene ainppinctn ge = oa aes a _ eee shew me i ae 8 etme wheat a. - a — ed eet See ren —-— veya

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __-___. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1927__ RRS > _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. .: = ss - Se ee rs - — ; : mem ee ; kei H - 9A. M. to 5:30 Daily—9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday. > a > re a : Men’s Athletic Union Suits | + ag \N , With Colored Rayon Stripes, $1.35 ’ i \ \ | Double Eagle ae @ White Madras Union Suits, distinctly different , r \\ with comfort-giving elastic os ry — are : Ss \ Stamps Tuesday é striped in rayon of blue, gold and lavender, and | j = WEEK come in sizes 36 to 46. ff OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY we Ther ae ? Ty N AY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. — 2 St. Louis Akron Cleveland MG NS XZ Les Angeles Denver gage: = ' | Particular M d Y Men Are Comi St. Louis’ Dominant Store { a Rite Broadcloth Shirts | 9 "tt Moat Ys t= sn eaee w ie aos ae Sih Ron Pavers ee OCIety Brand “Fifties Year: fects That Are Smart for Spring | C A ny NS i oP Spring Suits and Topcoats y}| St. Louis’ Socee . | for Easter i. In West Broke @ If you choose your accessories—especially your Shirts, ae 4 S B 2 according to the Fashion chart for Spring, you're going to ia pa rta -' want some of these new white ones! Excellent white broad- 5) 3 cloth, patterned in white rayon—scrolls, stripes, novelty W saniitianiataailieesa a figures. Neckband, collar to match and collar at- Mioniy American-Born Team in Natia Z tached. inated by 1 to O Score in F ee ee Neckwear New Hose ° - \ | For the first time in seven years Of Exclusively at Famous-Barr Co. WP saited to reach the final of the United Sts | Eperies. The defeat of the Ben Millers . ’ ; , 7 . Ppoon by the all-foreign-born Sparta Clu "2 : 6 5 Cc € The more particular you are about your clothes—the more you'll if | PE before the Western final round. Sparta deem Society Brand the best clothes investment you can make! In | Ee of Detroit within the next two weeks, the i . ° . ‘ (ern finalist for the national soccer cham One of thé latest assort- Spring = ye vg to color finest woolens, most careful hand tailoring, most authentic style, they ! | a competition aaiiinet the. om ments in our complete ar- —as you'll note from thes . : : : n et etition against t | — of Oe Neckwear. that are the cae aden ia achieve the highest standard. The many new Spring patterns and | : Ba mainder of the United States, St. | ut silk ur-in-Hands in proved. Silk and rayon, in ; : . : ; PE Zouis has in the past established seins Wad anette Gansias | euatet Gdns cay. 1 Oe the latest Suit and Topcoat models present an interesting 4 sppongnincsetems —and all the best Spring forced. assortment for your Easter choice. Clothes for utmost satisfaction. = SI: the Amnectenn-beck Siemens colors. Men's Furnishing Section—Main Floor . g Paqpuite a match for his foreign- \ J ‘ In New Designs— Special, Pair SS _ competitor. fiere WwW & Special! sg Two-Tlrouser Suits cm : | ais of the national finals from || 1920 to date 1920—Ben Millers | * ~ * | | O S cadem Suits Topcoats Two Featured Groups for Spring—at | at ig | Sigaetineone a a : : ' — Were Scullins 2, Fal iver” : $ $ + im 1922—Scullins 3, Todd Shipyard of . . That You'll Be 44 | Be ee Brooklyn 2; 1923—Scullins 1, Pat- Are Mannishly $ 50 M1 h Gl! d and ; e erson. N. J.. 1:.1924—Vespers of ‘ ~ 1g ty a tO | = wt. Louis 2, Fall River 4; 1923— Distinctive for | | e - URE ) | > ies ner Obtain for Vigorous, brightly patterned “College Hall” styles to “Suit” up- SEs x: Lente team enteral Walk. ik to-date young men and conforming to the correct Spring ideas of ic.nal competition: 193¢—Ben Mil- style—with short coat and wide trousers. Also more conserv- | . Miers 2. Bethlehem 7: 1927—Ben 75 atively cut Spring models in subdued colorings for men. Plenty | 9 fe Millers eliminated in Western e of good-looking navy blues in both types. All sizes. ; 5. peeeeeeeifinale = a : 7.8 : & * With the defeat of the Miliets “Academy High” Suits Pi \ . aN x x ; } sfmititt ge HEA ~ @ If you bring “son” to select his Suit from Academy assortments, you can let him follow his fancy as to checked, striped, plaid pattern or plain color—as to single or double breasted style. For any Academy Suit he wants from this group will be a service-giv- ing, entirely satisfactory choice. eghere remains no chance that an American-born team will win the American championship. Al! of | PR A cinder Field; Lop-Sided Ball. s = See assortment very appealing. | 1 | Those fans who can recall the | T Ww aa > > ~ . - -* sé ° * ee . Sots = ~ Set ; : ul sa - t 4 J = : . ; ; ‘ : ; € : Le . ee - conan ee Suits in | Styles like “big brother's” in heme wool with all of Spring’s ap- Another exclusive and very highly regarded feature of this Men's : uch character of the playing | gp, — ao — Topcoats for 3 to 8 year olds. nif wt proved brighter tones and Store. Clothes that present correct mannish styles, fine tailor- 7] * | ae eee ce tae vot J. 7am : . = ih ae wt , 3 hi 3 ome idea of the unsatiefagtory | o. : a gone ee ap . Of tan and gray coatings. Also “ patterns. Every Coat ing and choice imported and domestic woolens—in models ¢spe- ~ oo pce Miiieteving field used xaos ame . } y : y . i “fc . ° oh ** : = a tie une ” = - : - 0 — navy blue regulation models. | fe $s shower-proofed, for all- cially designed for the “in-between” ages—16 to 20 years. Easter Meee cup came at Chicago. Tt ts a cin- | tke W y tae” Gee ‘round utility. And every selection of favored Spring colors and patterns. All have two Mapp tier field and although tt was com- /|4- : , . 2A 7 | 7 maratively level, the ball was made i= Boys’ Clothing Section—Second Floor ' one priced $24. . only! + trousers. Men's Clothing Section—Second Floor : ») take crazy ‘entail and bounces | is struck overlarge cinders. ball used in the first | 3 eloped a crooked tendency | . ni “ le it spin Hike an egg | The Second Day to Share Our Timely Pre-Easter Offering of Ray _ Undergarments ‘ Suret Silk Hose Siiaimost went over samen eeee Oe B06 renee ees eo rter eee Ome u S a to . -* f J ; S , S / 4 = = j € mace an assortment that might well fill every one of y | , / . al eal 6 your opring and Easter Hosiery needs! All the latest uthent1c p? ms ty es for W omen and Misses Be Gk shades—in sheer chiffons, light service and service weights —silk or lisle tops. - — x er that it seemed unbeleyv- | that Bartnett could keep his) Clear The strong paparen nag) iirbe and the perfect shift- Always buy two or more pairs of each color! Women's Hosiery Section—Main Fleer EP LOONIE SBI MI REN PDT Lm arrow = n Extraordinary Choice at nd antietpation of Vaughn. q The Easter outfit might ned with the tireleas work of | " SS well include dainty rayon - | he three halfbacks, Tracy, Schwep-’ his mn. | underthings from this fr | 6} Croak, gave the Millers a) Dr, | 7 4 \Y group—nightgowns, bloomers, . le aR my Gctuney wet sure . ee ' . . ° 4. ‘ . 5 ewe Ows tire onsarad tne ci : Nn i fl | | teddies, panties and costume slips, ORS | the half ema thete abesienneeeene \ La in prettiest shades, tailored and A LY me 68l'd to reach the forwards. to § i = frilly styles in every size. , = 2 \ Well Executed Goat. & Ps = Knit Underwear Section—Third Floor = > > : , jet sy «= 7 Se Ne a0. + os 7 — -~ rT = oe > ‘ly stopped the spectacular New Spring Arrivals Are These ek ay oe ee ae Gene Se =—. : irougnh at the penalty line an ~ € Women and misses who didn't select from this event e ’ SS me tok a perfect’ pass from A. Bur-|-=™ » " ions -~-* . ") Ps , , ’ F =! 7 Zz i: | , tl today—Monday—will find almost as remarkable choice Washable Silk Crepe 7, ‘0 score. 10 miautes batere is - . © ~ ose of the game. Shortly be-| be Tuesday—because every single model selected for this 2 r m= ‘re Kratchovil, on a similar play, | “=* occasion 1s individually smart! As to variety—there are In Narrow Stripes and Woven Checks as = @ O V e 1eS He ‘ote ball into the net as Bart- | tried to clear Keferee Powana., sports Coats, tailored Coats of twills. and cashmere : hose week chuscduml ant a weaves, and charming afternoon Coats of satin and The $ O8 and Sumptuous Boxes ee ee perfect, detected re taille. Your Easter and season-long enjoyment of your Yard... => 7 ratchovil was severely im-j Pees ‘oth ; "hen he hurtied through the be Coat will be much keener, because you obtained it so profitably! Bib —as attractive as the most luscious, wholesome candieS By ** i> this unsuccessful attempt te’ 72 a and the Smartest wrappings can make them—offering ; | - re ut he returned just in time | @ We've just received fifty pieces of the most attractive wide variety for choice of Easter gifts. ‘inn, [om Erbe and score the}. tub Crepes that Spring and Summer modes approve. res a " oan if DA Was cernteres the | Coats with tucks. pan- Black models. black Colorful stripes and the neatest of small. tai- Chocolate Rabbits ) Bester Bestel ae Miller. ‘wept through the entire | Sm lored checks. They'’l] k | els, leats, silk bows, , sat - : zi - make crisply Smart, :, . & ‘a cefense and Malroy drove p and white STy les, and practical Summer frocks. Fast-color. From tiny little ones to oth- Many sizes and styles, bea @ ttling low shot at Hjulian’s | ~ Stunning embroideries, Coats mm Smart Spring all-silk and 33 inches ers that come very near being tifully packed with chocolate @ The latter sprawled on the i °* wide. life s all : | oun ‘hic s : s : , ite size, ail are made of de- rabbits, candy eggs and many” - “""'"d with the ball under his chic shoulder flowers. hues. Every one splen- licious chocolate—milk or other choice Raster aEemach ach wn due en ae and the Smartest of didly tailored and New Prints Flat Crepe dark; 10c¢ to $6 tions; 75¢ to $10 i w ~ tantly, Before Dunn could» = fur trimmings. beautifully lined. priced..... priced © ball out of his arms. Ret-|7 vans whistied for a foul) fee ft na Yard a “—_— Filled Easter Nests in tin boxes $1, $1.50, $2 Be anc ee ae i ee a LS OS OE CN A AC EN EE A eT A NE ET eC A at ae CNR eee eeeeameeen amaiianeniesmmtaaamnentiadtiaiamsmememenandttate ea em newer RE er ae ER a OR saab = : . | Sparta a f kick. Thi Sizes 14 to 18 Years—in the Misses’ Section Filled Easter Nests in paper boxes $1 a suerte Suacuaaamemna of; Ag Sizes > 4 aan i ris a pon —— s Coat Section Siwest oy sort of a Printed Another Spring and Summer Crated Assorted Chocolate Eggs, dozen ae. “les by the referee probably | 3 é*2 € ra - Size Section lk that meets your fancy is silk staple that you'll be glad ! Nut and Fruit Chocolate Cream Eggs, each ... beto $l - i. 7 arta from a tle and Hjul-) + obtainable in this big assort- to find from a couple of broken bones, | Fourth Fleer ment. 40-inch all-silk crepe color me ee : Choco late ‘‘Surprise’’ Eggs, filled with candy, $1.25 to $8 a i The Mites sherel ka well mae and radium. 40 inches wide | Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, 120 to a box..... .. Re S they knew how and their per-| wall ‘Ss tT. rin = m - . : ; Dayilght Silk Section—Third Floor Candy Secti vata Fleer ance was very creditable Dut) — pan ' Parta deserved ite vicici y by just! ae ee | | : | i —— uch a margin as 1 to ®@. Leet 1 ‘ t uJ ee — ean anna Raseen A ep cae: -— ow. wees i ae ae a eres a,

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ays ol +r > - bata * aF . des Union Suits : | . . } AS =) TL - ) | od Cans == Le | Pf | A Ae ti! iS POST. DISPATCH Bat ol Suits, distinctly different ic at the back. They are gold and lavender, and | l- 4 Main Floor * pores Tes. Me esl - — OGY N Wy SS Y Xs. 5 NBT ET ny iar ot) IN NI ly a Rial a. de ela ppg oe rg oot wets Yn - ores K Gresveree. s ‘ "= a ow Coan perlbpatairvgtans «ih Store for G, _ APR LL Ul, 1927 NG ee PAGES 13—18 ~ 9 nr ene _ - 7 - os oe ee ee — oe — — — ——— = -- — - -- ~e ~ a a a a CAR RDS SHOW TITLE POWER, BROWNS A NEW TEAM SPIRIT = a RT Soo esr ean aia === ll SS ee — - sien — — —— «Ne ; a Re ee ee ee 4 ree Se ea oe aD ; SANT gets LE ere j ’ pea 4 “ve le soleil See GDP ABB sin MS ‘ -* i i id t. Louis’ Soccer Reign Two Reasons Why the Senators Are Not Pennant Favorites | ~ Br iliant F ielding ee - . oe od -_ ‘ * . * oo . , * ‘ eens oe ips es ‘ . fe + ene oo ae ' ee NM a I Be. Bees : “age ; ‘ ; ay : ne ; ; “ 3 , es 8 i re, sae 5 8 aes A Pepa. : ar i OR on it ae ; t champions are going to make a strong bid to give St. Louis anotle: of Detroit within the next two weeks, the winner to oppose the East- a 3 pes 3 Pe os se: % sui Ps Bh ge pos. ae eS BE 5 | a : ss ei a a “g “i ‘Sees sf ne be a lS a eee Ei world series and Dan Howley’s American Leaguers will have much ern finalist for ational soccer championship. ng ae or =f ce Ee Mae ae ee S cS 0” es i ee 2 by mgA Gee ae Sef ae -— aaa ee ee ome ee ee a oe BOs. RE ae Fee to say about where the pennant for 1927* will fly in their circuit. ¥ In competition again the “¢ ” Bt ee i: . a So ee ee > tt a ai i. ae a ae ¥ See x: apenas ge ge 8 ae ae . 4 ‘ : va naa ge 2 — Me og E mes ot 3 ; : (ee = bare-a eat ” “3 “3 - 3 ae ei ad “4 . he 2 2 .: Se tA RAS SS $3 : a A Sates / Don’ t let the batting averages or wow eee aes PRALPPAALL ALLS mainder of the United states, Ti : B ° e 2: ie 3 y a ae RR | i: ec ie , S, — “S SFR. Onn OO eee a ieee" game te th a : ; : : : ht ‘E SSS aa , Sgt ee ee SR ge he Se eS re ; ithe box scores of the two spring Louis has in } ast Staviishne: & in ee : b : pga SR Rae oe ie a oo Se ae A To as ee ae acta | Meee ee | series game deceive you. The Car- 5 leing the Series. arecord which seemed to indicate European Coaches ) fe ee ee ae Cc ee Cl ee nm eg 4 | dinals won the first game, 5 to 3,/?_ ee ae Oe ce aa a, a ae x, Pe see aa ee A oe Bee PS Re ee ez ee wna a kj ‘ ive ts he , . that the American-born player was S W 3 B k “sii : : _ NS > he. so ia 0 see PRG RE laa ae ee (oem | Making only five hits and t ‘ | CARDINALS. a r j ays sd ar er am b . . > ae Re eh x - . | Browns won th e second, E rnie W Ine : ‘ + B os i iia 5 = . re ~ ‘ ms i . * . “ “ z 7 - es ; ‘ oe . “ . -* % . Mi “Z . es sa 4 . ‘ i a _ 2 etn ; - ~s* = © quite a match | se ee : ; - Ss j se eee 3 Ree ee % s gS a OS: Sie ec: gard holding the world champions, powthit. ec. f had always hoped that ae ee wee ees a Cg ee ee ee A to three safeties. But if ever a Molm, rf American-born play- _ aaa pe : cee as on as 4 2 es * ries ; Be is yet % ee | re ms Bras es menor 2 2 i t a .: % ks Sie eB | box score was a Zross misrepre- Frisch, would prove suffi- ie oe =| (le BP Mmm ae a =e fee Pema oe sentation of a team’s batting pow- Bottomley, thenemiiwns “wi ee i. — fe i 2 _- a S-.. ~ -, Meee | cr that box score of yesterday’s|=- Bell, 3b. he na- ‘ : Se: al * : es ‘ ee : oe ee ee ‘Se = : : = ee wy E 2 | ee e eee contest is that. pcs a ig ye hampion- a Sree © pe as j ie ) Se lee pe i sae tie ees | | St. Louis baseball fans brave | mnevenew, ss. , enough to shiver through the two. ‘Reinhart, p. Brookivn 2: 1923 cullins ; af — ; “9 : PE : es Ls | i $ ‘ ae she aera 2 games, with rain in the offing and | | HH. Bell, p... = “eh EE See - SsOns — : Can ‘ No u 3 Pe : ; ‘ - Se # ee: s e ae Ba: 3 é: 5 a chilly breeze penetrating over | *Flowers r* - own an onger unless we make ; | Pee x: : = ae ie “Sy y Bs Le Bs BE Se coats and slickers, are highly | **O’Farrell ; use of Luropean trained experts, : ; $ : ge 2 oe | Bee’ : Be s Pty em x 4 ee # % os pleased with the Cardinals and) No St. Louis tean tered the ni either as players or coaches,” : Ra | See Be oe ee | See Be ’ Ries Psa noel Browns of 1927. said Wi ; Barker, presi- % 5 ae a Be 5 Ie ce at Pie se % fi : i The New Cardinals. {rained sumMniary Speeetteeeesneentilieeeeetieen cere ee Nr ee ee a o | Stites Se Ouse? Totals ‘tional competit : % ae : me . ae » T) ) ae : 4 ; a 1] Son ~ ‘ , os : . 713 ‘hi ? level] ing ‘ ls ho } Se OO oo es > pa anes : ine es * Seton Soy . ig ae ste nape es ora Ses sreccheneca’ Se AON ates al, Giese eae eae Re ae ‘ | serber, as. American lampionship. Al : 7 cacanegs ae r i, ae pia & i. a Sn eee NE ee Bee cc Nk A a i F that they are good and unless all O'’Netil East and > May Inject the b ments 2 ae ge hs cal MS att. Se: Apes, % Seen SSR Se SE ema eae signs deceive there will be no | ; aA -— Ss tee ee ee he remaiming teams W PS, ar composed Ot fore ign- ine Britis nN TT ASS f a3 wen — . : . _ 8 3 = ap : : 4 oe : 3 2 . a ; se ek : ae ’ ee i. 8 igi E : Oo cracking this year when the race | bérn players, many of them only | aisha * and better ball contro! : ‘pee ‘ TORR MO ae Re A ah! Ra titers ee ee Pin Percnas Se 8 FS becomes hot. Last season there! recently imported. Sparta is made | § nto our speedy St. Louis game “ oe ‘ poor. ia : i a cai Reh ea were so many green peas on the, up of nine Czecho-Slovakians, one |’ ae sie oa a Sen eg ase “a es oa team that when a pennant was in Swede and one Scot — bout tad ~ | BERR coat a a saa 3 ga ae. ite Rae | |sight and the race became KkKeen oom ‘ — » A Cinder Field: Lop-Sided Ball. American Vanishes. | as 3 bg fe cas Be rca ee oe oe thepe waS many a bad case of | ates atted for M. Bell te ninth in- HR ee nee te . Be Sa SS é: os hae - | rvee a | : ati - | . : | ie | ee 7 go Racin, eee ee Semen ¢ al genius that hogers Hornsby har Club. 1234567890 Id Athletic Park can have SrAnTA ee ee ee ee sae BS ‘ ee Cogaaee ree 7 at his command to settle the nerves Cardinals ..... 0100000 0 6—1 unsatisfactory 0, aise : prige a x ea : : : anes stow anagpenaat x e s % weer Ss of the team sufficiently to carry it | Browns 02000000 *— B sceirry PRma’oD lavine field ') d in vesterda aim 0 ini ' t , ; a 2 tec “7 ms ee tebe BOP sas aii jmnnaale a through to triumph and even with Three-base hit—-Hafey. Two-base ee i a Mageiot hrc: . ; lon alities as a leader | hita—Gerber, Sisler. Saerifice hit« hicazgo. Tt ic a cin-/| Ihe Walker ~ S me & Croak Walter Johnson, at the right, and Manager Bucky Harris, sitting next to Johnson, are both injured. Johnson is not a ree renee d pmo wis oe | Belitie O’Nelll, ©. Miller Steten 14% tn 0 oan ‘ x . — | he ave failed ans e Car- : ' rae r though it was : : a. (i .. | SEWER EE | likely to hurl a ball in a game before July, owing to a broken ankle. Harris broke a finger. Stanley Coveleskie, at the left, | ee cael have failed haa jt|2&se—Sehulte. Double plays—Frisch t} biey ] cng j . . se . ’ . als - . ? / * 8 © Vall iS Made pp ware ss ; Tracy is O. K. and will pitch tomorrow. Ginass alee ns the | to Bottomley; Frisch te Thevenew crazy ju r} An bounce: : n) ° Ee. Dunn : ene PM re ee: IS —$ $$ —a tthe 1 Wheat Ad 1 Dur Hectic Winter Favorites Schang, c. Bassler, ¢ Probable Packers A Veteran Young Team. field one of the most dangerous at- t might well fill every one of He un lerstood thoroughly. With | iC gan aded ” . ey Zachary, p. Whitehill, p. cnintahiiian Lester Bell and Tommy Theve- | tacking quartets ever assembled, OSiery needs! All the latest : 4 ire almost always in the Miller Ra Ae American, With Pirates Peco ir Choice in National. impires—Dineen and Nallin, George Moriarty and his Detroit |?°™’ facing high-class fire for the} The hitting ability of Jim Bottom- Bht service and service weights n @ “lf of the field, Sparta went to See itu ee ee first time last year, now are sea-/ ley, Frankie Frisch and Lester Bell : i -, ‘ ‘ F . ° e 7] EES Tignare . > . ‘ , . > . its football n such businesslike | Adams Will Be Ready This me — | Tigers, rated as a strong contender] .oneq veterans. 7 hevenow is aineeds no comment. the American League pennant ore | airs f A Jor! | sgn ee ee. waHelh = Week and Mullen in Week By the Associated Press. | | In B Sh Fi pairs of eacn color: ; Pebie that Bartnett could keep his | ; zz : — ' ) 4 er Racing Results| )' race, reached St. Louis this morn- rowns . Ow a ine Defense; i , , , Pw 1 acah: aAvyens owe?! iear inter : A ine " nis i ¢ nes th, .¢ ti . . »” £ Jit D ned home May 2. Other transplanted stars will be the St. Louis Browns are almos igeen in Detroit uniform this year.| ster has the stuff. He's not a taking a headiong dive and Gerber } ) ah i? ” 4 ? " : ’ ‘on oun wan was. On Albert Lefty” Leifield, former) Pavliowa, but he gets ‘em and | gounied down the left field line “ tions ; to 10 | phim | net > found in t} Giant group in the ** r. ‘h8tantly. Before Dunn could sogaoe an heir n bailiwick ’ ave 0ac ith th ns ater | that's w y } priced : 25c ~ Kick the } = = pie LEBOURVEAU RETURNS National League sector Ww here Roge- CfO UT mgsdey baAlllwick. . — Ne 2 of “Derby coat h wi h the Browns and later that's what they pay the baseball after failing twice in atfemmpte toa | ‘ ' ‘ le Oo. rd the . M4 boys for ee e ( gabe Ruth at New York are: rt (Mere , Ps these fellows tir ‘yh? ‘uth at - A rine yor «Boura 3.80; years of service as an umpire, elows tired toward the close ; O’Rourke's knee injury was not se- permanency in other constellations. j lites that beckon again aN : ’ vi 4 4 Oi the half. and : = biel | ali He} Ciearances j rlou and hat |] Lie able ;, as failoa _ . oy ieee ef eae Wee would be able 4 diamond astronomer who Siept; from 1} ams they have helped Giit'G : tr “49m 7 by i 7 ; ~ a ¢ } . bys es f i | tO 1 ch the forwards. play second base tomorrow rice Ty } £ . ‘in |} ible Pras vy. at left halfback. i milky way t | ’ *S anc there S| I j shi cLil look esp (*j Liiy SOM pietely Stopped the spectacular q*, . + . ’ ~ . ‘ | rveny. Inside Left Kratockvil FOt through at th, penalty line and ~ * &@ perfect pass from A. Bur- a) a , » . . Fer to score. it) minutes hefore Trainer Tommy Bramell and mem- « with anoth« : ' . , ° + | ” P . ) yr 1} arnt 1oc . bers of the team tell me that Me- | will be a . tne riiijant One: lillo felt Strong aiter playing nine right beac k 1] i} Siuliit old place. 4 ai svi cra +f 7 . } 17 att f « ' t . ‘ 1. . +4 ] } . . em i« ‘ , s inninLes ana i jas T erler tS. Me- i "| hen Loo ti I hi , aAa® aiways, Natior 9 ] seaman ailment Ee Se T> i I ured w 7 2 . ee ee ‘ ¥ 7} sx ?> =. Nl er artieas *nGaiess LiiisSs i other choice Easter confec- i PF *omach and eee ball out of his arms, Ref- ee ae rs . tek the : - Hornsby and Eddie Roush have | been bold enough with Boston Red Sox, is coach- sacrifice. O'Nells sacrifice fis : : asi seat : ° ers : J ’ . ¢) ¢ *heouot } ; or t hy « : ° : r > , > : araine ois ; le “3 ; for ie — TO TOLEDO MUD HENS heen moved from St. Louis and Browns as a threat, although . Ho es’ in Sport ‘ing pitchers for Moriarty and will | Ernie Ww ingard pitched a three- drove in the second run and Rice's Oxes ... , Sl, $1. 50, “ P and g . oe oe SOeware FROM N Y GIANTS Cincinnati, respectively Dewn in laangement of Dan Howley, who p appear on the coaching line for the , hit game to win, but the Brownies | single made it three. b ’ ave sparta a free kick. This . . aid, . tah lead the Toronto Leafs to a cham- © - ) risitors co-operated to make that a three- Hetnhart Bad Inning, i oe hg 5 ¥4 f @.*emely strict interpretation of; BY the Associated Press. ithe St. Louis Cardinals’ constella- fare eae Pergo Special Tonig iter ) f nit - . Sas weep : “ | Eggs dozen Pa m the rul og re "DO. 4) 11] Dewitt Le- | tion Is Frankie Frisch. shining pionship in LHe Internationa! . : . During the four-game series game. a sat FOIng to 9 ROS ; ...! les by the referce probably | OLE 4. Apri “ — Le ~~ : ] 4 Pi RE a Sere ak ae ‘League last vear. has lead many to!? . | “Leftv’” Johns, who played base-' cause the Browns to. surprise the Except in that inning the | | ! pre ou. # 1s hitter in 1e from ( SbDy S 0 Spar Re J . ’ * . ? 7 Va Ya i . ’ , ' , “am Eges, each | Be to $1 Per “th art: = rom a tie and Hiul- ‘peocieain Association last year Who | ig the mighty star. Petters r, right | be lieve the Browns will be no push- | The second of the series on | ball here at Loyola Hall, probably other feams in the league this year Browns could not group their ‘ mE . : ie | he a a from a tie and Hijul- " en Asnociat n Tast year whe is the mi hty tar, Alex - i? Kentucky Derby eligibles will will appear on the mound for the The team is a unit. Every man is safeties off Reinhart In the | | : 'Tigers. He ig a young southpaw of hustling all the time seventh they made three gingles | ers p payed as well asi. ‘ardins ay + } , ‘nort & 4 . 120 to oe ~ they @ ; ' riants at the close of the Campaign ic & eaker. whose name T we ( arainais, too hay e nor npeen appear in the A ight Sport Py pe- and their er ee ee ’ , Tiemann. Ww As ver ed “ ; “oR - nas be eT repure hase dq b* the Mud most ofte n coupled w ith that ‘ Al € orde ad THe propne lis resp c? that y creaiiabie but) Hens President Dick Meade an- usually is accorded world cham- ; : | F onight. | . ches enters Senn lar starter for the Tigers this sea- | tac@™lar catches to rob Cardinals of , blows were of the infield varict» om net mmii A RE BE mee Barta _ ; Sill aint 3 : bh and Collins as one of base- | deserved its victory by just nounced vesterday The price was 0 . r Saat ee ite tat mediating son. ihits in the second game. He and Continued en Next Page. 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Dee 5 a PRES AIOE RED AEF. Pot the season at Sportsman's PAGE 14 Eleven Teams Bowl Better Than 3000; St. Loui Witter-Razz Five Draws $925 Shop Team of Milwau and the special to the Post-Dispatch. PEORIA, Il!., April 11.- of the Bowling Cornegress. night on the five-man doubles and singles program. me), Tea -seyenth annu The c¢ div i 310n “pions twenty urtain rit Two new A. Tnarks were registered in the ni: division of the big pin classic. ecoring 3194 the Tea Shop five low- In | Witter ered the former record of the Nel- gon-Mitchell team, another Milwau- | kee group, pins. score rolled by the Wisconsin bowl- | The 1186 | by 60 fs also a high mark. The for- record was hung up at er ament in 1922 asi 1126, 4zuneco Milwaukee tourn: the high ream La trie, Wiis relled by the Claiman Dairy I of Indianapolts. $1000 and ¢ md championship medals Another Tournament 5000-mark. Las fits battered the pins for more than the three grand figure. (* Hf. Smith, Limited, Windsor, Canada, attained to the ‘‘select ten group when he spilled the maples for a 2004-score late Saturday night. low Prize Money Score 2753. With teams hbhettering ©2800 mark last night, the ecore to eash in the five-man even! division is 2753. Eleventh-hour finishes get ting to be a habit in the pin classic. five nosed out the Recreation No. } ? team of Port Huron by ¢9 pins in scoring 30638. The Thoma. broth- ers won the doubles title at Chi eago with a world’s record mark | of 1380 on the final day and the! Saunders team of Toronto nosed | out the Arnold brothers five, Chi- | cago, at the finish a few back. Four changes occurred among | the minor eveat leaders on the Sab- | bath program. ‘‘Red” Sampson | and Frank Ferro of Detroit rolled | into third place in the doubles with | a 1310 mark. Carl Liepe, Chicago, record was set 11 teams beat 7 fefir out “ Hen the tf vear ' five the low are National ewe - _ Brilliant Howley’s Men Even Break Continued from Preceding Pace. | double play started by Frankie Frisch ended the inning} without a Brownle tally. Today the Browns and the Car- dinals are resting for the opening of the major league races tomor- row. The Browns will inaugurate Park, meeting the Detroit Tigers in the first game of a series of four, while the Cardinals will journey to Chi- cago tonight to face the Cubs to- morrow in the first contest of a four-ply series. Tom Zachary, . veteran left- hander, will pitch for the Browns and Earl Whitehill, also a south- paw, is expected to go to the slab for the Tigers. yeorge Mo- riarty, former American League umpire, will make his major league debut as @ manager with the Tigers, having been named to suc- ceed Ty Cobb. O'Rourke to Return. Manager Howley will use the same battle front that faced the Cardinals Saturday, as he expects Frank O'Rourke to be ready io return to. duty. .O’Rourke stum- bled running out a bunt in the first game of the spring series and bruised hig knee. Wallie Schang will draw honor of catching the first game | of the season, with Steve O'Neil and Leo Dixon in reserve. | Grover Cleveland Alexander, hero of the world series and the | most picturesque figure in base-| and a the | ball today, will pitch for the Car-/| team.- present dnals against his former mates, according to the plans of Manager Bob Alexander has been nursing a sore arm for a few days, having in.- jured his elbow in a bunting gamc in the South, but he is 40 years old and recovers from é6uch injuries, and O’Farre!! said this morning that he was hopeful that Old Pete would be in condition to work. O'Farrell will be behind § the plate for champions if his arm is strgng. He. too, has had a arm for ecveral days and it only from catching in the spring serics. | The bad weather held down the | Satur- | attendance at both games. day fewer than 11,000 yesterday the crowd was announced officially as 13,000. Had — the weather been good, the total would have been 60,000 instead of 24,000. ee eee It probably was the most ‘tm- partial crowd that ever witnessed a spring series here. The Cardi- paid, and nals were cheered and so were the | Browns. 5 Fafis may have missed Rogers ornsaby, but they cheered Frankie Wriach, eS ee : “ai NEV Was \ i; NO yone pin ’ , ;SOio Ggivis Lasi year the Castany |. years |. ic. Tretter Fielding Gives O'Farrell. | VuUickly | had his way again yesterday on aj} i front iters fore) | tagged WAALS | because of this that he refrained | sans Second - - | fii > + A i 1 Shot five cHnam- \] l iWa il nee a It tournament of the American vesterday at mid- « | al rung down d today find the close The Prize Winners. Total. 2190 SOS2 3061 SO3T S020 t02S f025 SOLD 3014 S010 3004 2907 2097 2077 207 1 29685 "On4 204 L050 24s 2942 2088 20S Zt 2026 2032 Prize. S1000 V25 SOO 10 760 715 O75 63h - ti be Teatwn—City. Shops, Milwaukee. . liazz, St. Louls.. Kkoors 29, Dayton St. Francis H., St. Paul Waukesha Milk, Mil’kee Oh Henry Candy, Ch’ceso Thoma Bros... Chicago. «. €C. Baker, Columbus Plankinton Hotel, M'kee Leece-Neville, Cleveland (., H. Smith, Windsor Dwyers, New York Timken, Canton, ©. Icrie Auto Kirie.. Indianap, Indianapolis Dayton. VMilvkee Chicago lea “re adele? nin 450 mo 400 370 340 25 205 =.) 220 Bie 70 4% 1h C;lass, (.lows, Tires, Reec., f.olden Dantelski No Cicero W. H. Thompson, Ch’go Amer. Piano P., Racine Renard A, €., Chieagze Silver Flash. Indi'apolis Fisher No. 12. Detroit.. llawie Co... Detroit Manhat. Tires, Cleweland imperial Ree., Detroit picked the No. 6, but missed the in the final frame to finish | behind bill Eggers for the | 10 ingles lead, 70h Lee take seve ecored } Milwaukee, nth berth in Clarence Thoma islmer H90 ta the (“hi- who paired with his brother hold the A. R. C. doubles | 1389, landed seventh in the 1912 ion, CALlO. Harry, ord, events with a mark. scores TWO-MEN EVENTS, m 476 OO Tretter Puster Total W. Compton L. Tyretter 376——1108 | 152 199 342-1019 | 212 | 163 375—1019 made, have been arrested for arson. | §) When 225— } 91). 59 2056— | L, 170— 65 J 161 226— 199 177— 5 . Tretter Drexler 167 145 W. Compton > | ; ' ) i (;eorge Sisler was the most pop- ular man on the field. He was ' given an ovation every time he went to the plate. Bill McKechnie and Al Sothoron | did the coaching for the Cards and | Howley, Bill Killefer and Jimmy | Austin for the Browns. | Howley is a pepper pod on the | coaching line. When he and Aus- |} tin pair off, there is plenty of | noise. Bob O'Farrell made his first ap- | pearance in action as playing man- | ager when he batted for Iierman | Bell in the ninth inning of the sec- | ond game. Bob grounded to Melil- lo, after taking a round of cheers. first game must have been Sam Breadon. In | saw Frankie | errors and give | The a thriller for the first inning he Frisch make two the Browns two runs. It appeared that the errors would cost the game. But Breadon sat tight and in the eighth inning he saw Frisch drive in two runs that tied the score. Time changes a man, and the most rugged become soft. There | are ornamental! flower stands under | the grand stand now. Imagine Phil | Ball standing for that. even O'Netll drew three straight balls | to start the fourth, then struck him out of them. Harry Rice robbed Frisch of an | extra base hit in the fifth when he | ran back and leaped into the air; of | for ae gloved hand catch | Frankie's liner. Umpire Brick Owens who once made a srownie bat out of turn ©, hit sixth into in in- Miiler in the rolled | strange play. of the plate | hing and the ball territory, Snyder picked it up in box outside the foul line Miller and Owens called him out. However, you have to have umptres. Otis Miller Makes. Good Play. Otis Miller made a great stop of | Douthit’s hot smash in the seventh land threw to Melillo, forcing Flow- ‘ers who had batted for Reinhart land walked. The Cards filled the bases fn this inning on three walks, but two were out and Bottomley ended the ining with a foul to Sisler. Herman Bell who ninth inning Pliched = the of Saturday's came ; Went to the hill for the Cards in aeyentu, Sn ntl an i lly, lili say ty a, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ TWO WORLD’S RE ; with that iall for the batter and ; happens to be i; ump gets nothing but tough life, mates! | bate thim hours. 3 to 6.” 'men | FEurope but Reinhart | with three | strikes In a row, Steve taking two | foul | the bat-. and MONDAY EVENING. meee ee ee eR ce = ee bes - Sisler Testimonia At Hotel Chase This Evening Beaumont Nines 1927 . — I. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _____ APRIL 11, ee | Dinner / he * @|| Manager Dan Howley and r All Browns Players to Be hr, DLL 2 (hye The Umprre. AM monarch of all I When I wave my hand, It is not necessar\ That the fanned: survey, | imperial around (*hase l.ouisans will gather board at Hotel to pay homage popular players and history in this city—-George Harold Friends of Browns and | Cardinals alike will be present and every member of the St. Louis American League team will presented to the guests by Mavor Victor J. Miller, who wiil-act are | of ceremonies. | Dan Ball, st to say the festive to one In this evening guy at the platter has *" pees : Of tne MOoOsti [fie long colorful of And when he disputes it | wave bal] bim away Sisler. ' Which means in sign he’s through for the day. language The rooters are often unkind, And hint that rulings wrong; Suggesting a home for the blind, Is really where 1 belong. Regarding my methods of handling | the leading figures in all branches of St. Louis games ‘ . j «} ‘ " * if They like to compare me with | S!onal athletics. Reservations can stil] one Jesse James. : ‘if addressed to the “Secretary, Dinner, Hotel Chase,” mv Inaster Hiowley, Vice Manager dent P. de C. cials will attend as will most of Sis- ler When the home team is losing ther ~ a — ee ee —— ~— blame lack of good sight; find in the customer right. And when lam hurt there will fa?! | on swimming pool, cent for snakes! Millions for a But not one My judgment or national TOO TRUE. always is! If there is anything a | worse than a compulsory bath it is For, I the That Ame, | hoy Forest Park has a number of lakes that the kids in winter, but Buminer, Why wading pool? Iny ears of laughter az jubilant cheers. The echoes e artificial can g0° “fon” re “a | swimming and not a TOO TRUE. the BAVS | considering the number of chances | he has in a game, the umpire’s er- ror column will compare favorably of the players. The umpire’s lot is all feers and, When a batte: base on balls the cheers are} if the hatter | a visiting player the It's a Owner Bradicy gives all of his beginning s\warm finish in stung The man on sandbox horses a win Pilg Hle | **B’a.”” some fore name has a whole of whom some behind, backers get and thelr Cargse cheers, home death ought to {Tor a no his If old Socrates get reversed it contrac t gets a ei ba " SPMLel¢ e ihim a good lweeks in vaudeville. jeers. —- _ where New York giris are aici |wearing mud guards strapped However, as Tim Hurst used to . “H) thelr ankles to protect tha'r Say ie pay is Loo ; 7 a re | J» ( I rood ind ye Can { i stockings. Better put on too, Soe gilk skid i ahatine Ciiaihs, MON TALISMAN WINS S@de where four volunteer in California who were basis of-«-the number of fire- paid _ runs the Aasoctated Press. PARIS, April 11.—-E |Hoz’s Mon Talisman won ; : By business is dull start some-! ° thing. oh at Flies are being imported from to fight earwigs tn the/francs, at Longchamps yesterday Pacific Northwest. If the flies win; The distance of the race was the battle they'll have to stage a/meters. Baron Edouard de Roths- fly-swatting cont@st. ‘child's Chateau Palmer was second and Simon Guthmann’'s Le Polisson ALL RIGHT, CAPTAIN. _{third. Prime Minister, owned by A. K. Macomber, well-known American N Forest Park when out sportsman, was fourth. school | Mon Talisman paid the hettine Nunn-Bush Oxfords that are ankle - fashioned Reg. U. & Pat. Off. 'Juigne, a stake valued 62 for 10 in The children seek the lakes: —_—-— -- — ec NE Te ee 4g The ordinary way —not fashioned Ankle-fashioned the Nunn-Bush way. | Each Nunn-Bush oxford is anble- fashioned — a careful method of “hand-tailoring” which assures a trim, snug fit around the ankles. This refinement fs appreciated by well-dressed men who buy these fine shoes season after season and recommend them to their friends. You're Invited to Inspect the New Styles || Nunn-Bush Shoe Sfore 706 Olive St. 4ii Nunn-Bitsh Shoes are made in our own factory be made} ‘to be forbidden to go in swimming. | with | of he- | which | i next | week get few | | Ray, ; ; base- | be as | Presi- | President Walter Fritsch and other club offi- | | amateur and profes- | | | order to make certain that a place request. Wide Will T hates | can't | 1100 | Swedish | another ithan one and three-fifths LONGHACMPS STAKE Marpinez de Prix { 75.000 2100 | : GRhORGE — a SISLER. - ae) ee = will be reserved it is necessary that — For Mile Record A adociated I’ reas. YORK, contident he id's Lia N Ww 17 the —Still indoor April beat for the runs Edwin Wide, will attempt Saturday Icngineers’' Armory. “T hope to beat the record next time,” he sald when he failed in the attempt last Saturday. time was offered over end by the Second Masonic ict Association of: Manhattan. To beat the record of 4:12 for the mile held jointly by Nurmi and Wide must run more than seconds faster than did ean and the make at the Wo? record mile meter schoolmaster, 102nd Distr he three | Saturday, while he must better hig LO | time for the shorter span by more seconds ‘o erase Nurmi'’s 1500-meter mark. CORD SCORES IN A. B. C. TENPIN CL a a nee _ — eee ee ee Roosevelt and Will Try Again If Grounds Permit High School League Season Will Be Opened Today. Weather permitting, | High School Baseball League sea- son this afternoon with a game at 3:45 o'clock on the Roosevelt dia- mond. Today's and the | Cleveland-Soldan contest were | postponed Saturday because of wet grounds. Cleveland and Soldan ‘will meet 'tomorrow afternoon on Cleveland's | field. Both teams in game have strong pre-sesson ings and are likely to be in thick of the fight for the title all season. Six veterans from last year’s third place nine are included in the present Roosevelt lineup and the remaining three positions have been clinched by second string men of last season. game this afternoon's rat- ing been lost last week when the | promising young hurler reported to | | Danville of the Three-Eye League. Groepper and Jarrett will prob- | ably compose the’ Rough Riders’ battery, and either Jordan or CGood- win will start on the hill for Beau- | mont, with Hagerty catching. The lineups: ROOSEVELT. | Fauth 4b. Heitz ef. Sauselle If. (roepper pp | Haverstack Roberta lb. Sleykra 2b. Jarrett c. Behrman rf. 'SHADE-KING BOUT } ; RRAUMONT., HMarkine If, (‘arr db. l.autensachlager cf. Ito : Jordan or Goviwin CHICAGO, April 11. — Although ‘the Dave Shade-Phil Krug 10-round _bout is billed as the main event on | Jim Mullen’s all-star card at the Coliseum tomorrow night, the light-): | Isle for Athletes. | and | weight encounter between Billy Pe- trolle, the “Fargo Express,” King Tut of Minneapolis its attract- ing wide interest and threatens to outshine the windup event. Petrolle lis favored by local fans to win over | Tut, who is making his first ap- pearance in a local ring. | Roosevelt | and Beaumont will spen the Public | the | Beaumont now has | but in!$3.50 a plate must accompany the/only one veteran, .,‘‘Lefty” Grant, | | the other returning letter man hav- | _ HEADS ALL-STAR CARD A ee a ~ none TOMORROW | Dale Here for | 4 Continued from Preceding Pare. | Go Wi M a om ehhh ake el | : th lig) pions, although in this case, too, a new manager—Bob O'Farrell may cause a change in fandom's viewpoint before mid-summer. Cubs May Be Surprise. Ray Schalk has had plenty of trouble with Chicago White Sox.” what with injuries and failure of his talent to flash as smartly as he McCarthy's Cubs, the in the National | doubtful quantity, Matchmaker Announces Fighters on Edge for Their Bouts, hoped. entry are @ had (“hicago League, _ — ~— With the arrival in St. Loulg too terday of Mike Dale, a Pf ' The Boston clubs have shown! Ill., middleweight, ma ker little to make! the prophets see|Jack Tippett reported that apg for | fignters si heduled to compete jy saiq|the eight bouts” of tom } , +? a The night's prof ssional pugilistie sug-|2t the New Coliseum aremy ‘now on hand and tapering of¢¢ second division same may be anything but them, and the of the Philadelphia Nationals. best baseball seers, in fact, gest that Philadelphia will have a first and last place team—the Ath- elties copping in the American and the Phillies sleeping in the Nation- al League cellar. Weather predictions are more or | ‘Pes: J less uncertain, although the word| Len O’Daffen, a stablemate ap \for the West was that rain would|training partner of Dale, may @ hold off until about sundown to-/against Vic Windle, a locaj morrow. The temperature will be|terweight, in a 4-round eontes moderately cool, the forecaster|since Tommy Smith has fajied said. respond to Windle's challengd f | a a return encounter. me BETHLEHEM REACHES Jackie Horner, South Side wa FINAL IN SOCCER poke rie and Jack Keefe of oa , —_ : Ww T - NEW YORK, April 11.—By de. ho meet in another star | > : ’ , : of tomorrow nigh . feating Newark bv the score of 1 ages: card fines, agin |ed their training activities goal to 0 in the semifinal round | aay afternoon Horn at Hawthorne Field in Brodéklyn, | s , epee ” | through his paces at the Nat the crack soccer team of the Beth- |'Gymnasium. while K f lehem Steel Co. yesterday qual-' 04+ at the South Broadws ‘ified for the Eastern final in| Roth ficht pong ap way Gym, the annual competition for the! = dep: own & national challenge trophy of local gymnasiums. Dale jg |to meet Frankie Murphy of Degy Colo., in one of the six round @ before | The main athletic field in Buda- | | pest, capital of Hungary, is on an | lisland in the Danube River, which | fruns through the city and is large| |enough to accommodate 100.900 | \fans. the ne they appear to be on fine United States Football Association. Fiacconae digo ie per re - e ' The single tally came five minutes ltop ales rm Pre a arn ed to be | half time, when Granger, wetetia “ ) ‘bead impending — j inside left for. Bethlehem, met 2! tinal - 2 ts tes = the | Short pass from Gillespie in cen- Sonacd ee cr Tippeta | ter and hooked the ball into New- | is engagement wil a ath's wet ‘champlonship honors, 5 Th Indiana Flooring Co., show . Low Terry and “Wop” Stonu ing a marked reversal of form | BEN w REND, and Kid Dusty from yesterday's match, when they | Billy Griffin, Negro middle were beaten by Philadelphia by 2 |will meet in other 6 round goals to 1, redeemed itself in their |While the prelim program supporters’ eyes by taking the | together Bill Cain and Digger Nel. measure of the Brooklyn Wander- — in a flyweight bout; ange (ers this afternoon by 2 to 1 in an |B Kerf and Jack Jentz in a | American League fixture. | welght setto. SS Girls Play Rough, Thirty-two free tries awarded the Park City girlg in a Same against the Aetna Ud team in Bridgeport, Conn. f@ ol the five Aetna regulars being gy out of the game on personal & David Belasco, of the American Theatr x Writes ; “The voice is to the actor what the chisel is to the sculptor. He must beware of dulling its qualities. Naturally I am vitally concerned about the voices of my players, sol always advise the one cigarette that I discovered many years ago that does not impair control of the subtlest vocal shadings or cause huskiness or harshe ness. I mean the ‘Luck Strike.’ It is the player's best friend.” You, too, will find that ‘Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do- mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted” —no harshness, not a bit of bite. “It’s toasted” Your Throat Protection When in New York you are cord ally in@ited to see how Lucky Strikes are made at our exhibit, corner Broadway and 45th Strect. preparatory training activities i the Dea eg va . . eee ete «Se oe 3 a “i ee ~ Fae 7 a= ae ¥ ape . 8 =] = aa “a * 5,” Pa s a. : ¥ - LLAR A Ne — ~—< # sew Champio At Coliseum <a . 4 about OOOO Perso! Deciding The Killarney soc Ss feated rne Morgans, 4 eround yesterday, terminating the ¢ eries for the munici} This fame hip vears a! : . achieved by. st over five the ‘life suspension” managers out injunction from the To obtain championship trophy for the Kil posses necessary v W I if of outcome ¢ Jude ing on the nearing !f tion rourt Friday. After four games, ties, one 2-1 contest 0 victory, yesterday margin of three clear the was the better been a lot of doubt ; at with very good reason. contests. and drawing a@ temporary | Circutt ’ “habeas “cuppus” depend- | atmosphere as team. ll Their G The Openi is Brave Th reateni Serie Tie Scores. Struggle of er team de- tw i, at Fair- | al champion- | ~~ RIL 'Heidy. Sche Kelle Snyder Quinta Lee Bra MeCa 'Crontn Denev larneys to get; Gea nin, - ef ha iw. & Hit ’ ALL- Jette | Mun another | Bruce Cal Cra D.™” Zae Kre : Lda About 6000 | Spice series has ringing itself occasioning of the rival (Court. sion of the it may yet be of the injunc- e Landwehr's including two and ‘s triumph by goais helped to which There has | is to this and persons passed through 4 free gate | Kena to see the game. In a preliminary a muny eleven, O-0 wit of period game inson All-Stars Next Sunday the Kk play the All-Stars in All the goals score: came in the the Morgans arnevyvs which acives scored by Cronin aft was a long bullets! inside the penalty area. of the and members in gereral with its nose past the goalie untouched by Sauter of the bit-of clearing when shot from Palermos Tie Kansas City. i the played outclassed. The human hands. Morgans did a nice) McCarthy's ia Palermos, | Ti an extra bres e h the Hutch- | °°" Kansas illarneys Kansas City. ’ i by the Kill-|. }0O8 half in | boxer found them-| Los 4 first goal. | ‘r 17 minutes, | 1ot from just | late It passed| The defense | an wmode flew | west net, | ship; | Weste and They Mast. (ity. will | . | By the first vasio boxin the air into and the he stopped n toe some minutes later but happened to de- flect it right onto the who crashed it Jimmy two. the the field into passwork al after a wild the goal 1 oveuUmn net Pex! down by coming front third TL iC"é of ‘ornthw and goalie Sauter got bad- lv tungled up. Nick Reidy in the fine ball for 1 It was only of the gi scored or high in drive Morgans had leaped yout Siebelt’s eecored fy an of the or rage in front tecord of the Series. record of the follows: Killarneys reans illarneys 1; ! The fourth game. occasioned The team eX Gay turh th. third R. W of Recreation, refused to continue. ince. end of two extra and allow allewing ft not condition to hore than the warm weather. “Life ch MecSkimming and Andrew if} two hot Morgans. followed the next day. | Mnanagers ’ iry t hy appl injunction | their teams pplication being gr ndwehr, and the dn to decide if be made Ol nh MeCarths and animated scrim- Killarneys 2, 2. Killarneys 1; Killarneys 4, Mor- most session was ordered by Tapperson, Superintendent | their suspensions” boot of Don- into the, | the | being worked scoring range id the fourth scrimmage in n which Mc- back scored Killarney goal | he new cham- in the final ime that the him, Reidy the air te fist Hatchard goal. series is Mor- 1, Morgans 1; Morgans title last Wednes- of the dis- s being tied at tra periods, a the managers | players to) they were! on -due to | play in| hat gO irs of for managers | of the Killar- | Kredericks, of : : ied for a tem-4- n order to be? yesterday, the | anted by Judge | hearing set for | the injunction | permanent. en eee ee a a ee i ee ee } Racing Entries on . OO LO flr mi A TBO ~ NN ON LL OE el el eh WIE, La First race, $12000. maiden @-vear-clts. | rionges 118 Miss 11S ‘aca Stock Farm Tid race. 200, ' irlonge } oster ahHloney Hook “ret rime entry. claiming. J-vyear-i *Compase a F “astle 1OS5*A ace a half furiong Wandererlto 1S lia °* 100 Queena 108 ¢ Ss #1500. ear olde. seven O11 c "° Hackworthlta®@ 7% enth race 4nd wun. Shoe 100 Sallew es €1°00 “4 veat-olds and UP. Warman $1°00. one mite and an ©€ 103 °Steinway ) Cundation oan Valley “eri 106 4 oivervard es oeskhe Harvey ted- man .. A418) Jane Puree.} and UL | Navarre. 108) ‘rosa word’? : uky¥ the year-olds the Calvert furlongs : —_ ” F Stitt f laiming 4 year-olds! .. 161) Sawmacker . 100) eF 110) claiming. 4-year- iahth Freaty Rey. The ;

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——»——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. __ ___ PAGE 15 —e UNY SOCCER TITLE FROM MORGANS, 4-1 — ~ ARNEYS WIN M OREN ay” PRM a EY Ni ratybotis ncaa et A AOL ALL LL LLL OLE ALT ee - - Aonnese. — ~-- - > on ode . ie a ce TT aaaee ——— ee = ee ee a ae a a a ——_. all , Dale Here for vfliew Champions Score (+™s*uses__’ Fall River Team Tiger Cage Coa } W : ; Manin nne eee Hits New Rule 2. = : . “ sores All Their Goals in Holds Uruguay Wiens and Big Ten May Dis § TUESDAY! In This | seum & : | Milt wee 1-1 Soccer SCOFe regard Dribble Change, a Matchmaker | Announces All. The Opening P eriod eee 0 4 ee Olympic Chesil for 1924. ee Sate of the Fighters on Edge for 8 eR a aes ; =! | Pinay Betiineh ‘abtiitton © | ececias oo ce ote, Werner Their Bouts ; - “ey = ‘ ‘O] l” \f HI A VI 4 eil 7 > os i9 W . sian : E: ie Ay 4 3 LA, MO., ADF! ij te- : ® shout“0000 Persons Brave Threatening Weather to View the A aes to Hold Americans. erner e - eae as vision of basketball rules practical- _- | te z -_ ae oe : anne Riess PR ae ) ly eliminating the dribbie from the | rival ta St. c1ung Stre cole of Se! ies | hat Saw Twi / eee. Sh ae ae ra me will find nall favor in| Stoc i. ‘ ; ‘ } 4 a Oo Pe: & . = ‘ > \ i }i ST ‘ | fa 7 a ‘4 : eh : Ouis Yess . oe Had : te a Be as Fs FALL RIVER, Mass., April 11. ee ai umpc tye 8 Ty pe ike Dale, a Decatur, [ ie SC : te Se ee a ae either the Missourj Valley or the weight, matchmaker be Be nl : |—The Uruguay soccer club, OlyM-| western conference, George Ed- ett reported that al] the “— ; 3 Sn Sas ; 4 Ae ge Re pic champions of 1924, flashed %/)|> wards, basket ball coach at the} heduled to compete in bouts of tomorrow rof ssional pugilistic cargq feated the Morgans, 7 ew Coliseum arena are eround yesterday, terminating and an : : - ; , l oh: oe ; tne hang ‘ ‘ the "ibble and and tapering off their ‘og for the muni ipal champilon- esis aR team. but missed many opportu- ne « lan e and keep th dribble my +r Lining activities at eer ~ ri h - + 4 4 An VEY ~ { i). MORGA AS (1): (i. ’ : , ys . “et a8 4 ‘ f ‘ h r Th ir rule aS ] 1s , deepias : ~ ‘par’s series as ee ; te NS a eS ae fiona a ae ritie r} ront oO e net. ne} es a eeae ? hip. This ma Reidy» po 0s 6 6 eee Sauter-Klass er, SD ee ae b eee ,m S : ; oe He regards the change as a Yrililia Sitsil lS Dale is slated Siis : » . ss > 4 “oa . “* eee ae PwHt, Snor-paee * eh. tha @ane | Dackward step, and as a move to rank) i j p y oO Jenver, ac hie t , ‘ a ning Kelleher. ne ap Palmer = : Mere a, i Andes “ ae “ a le made a if W Lt t} the fans ‘nny | if ir] : + aS It 1 1] —_ 4 Bi » : anterts ecasion + = as 5 & 4 ire Ae. : " : . . I LKe m Mmilis SATIIG. Wii one of the six round feg. put ov r five contests, Vv © Snyder = soe : Barnard a Re Ss a ; an baffled the efense of the Fall i , wll ‘ ; id ' , ” > i.e : mia Fc es , ses ie ay , have a tendency to add much of suspension f he rival Quinlian.. ince ...... Hartigan | 1. € ghee Ki Tar re | ier even. xups were fre- = temporary Lee [whe ee bs . ... MeManus hen “a Re SB ‘Mo ana MilaAaliy ar rawils were ward \ ] 1] nal er’ ! ¢ . S . oe . . mes ., _WarGgs says. ans Wi) OTLALIIZE pa riner of Dale mav 3 manag Bra ReOoOmier... ° e ti van dee MeGann oe = : saad al . “3 en, har 4 » ley “ ends ad play ee oe. i , } l re 7 8% nection from Benoist ...F. ...Spindler-Fink i> tox cn ee . ee slow breaking offense. Vic Windle, a local wej.™@ 2 the | Mec ; Ps ot i : ae ; possession Ol the eCarthy ' -t. .. Smith-Kelleher in a 4-round . To obtain ; : . cs se j ai Fall River ses de * y= - “on ag Smith has etary r “i hip trophy it may yet be Sa r - Rudge-Siebelts : Ss ii 5 a po Sings Wai, pears wg : os Mazzali LENGLEN SIGNS FOR CJiTii b ‘ is j a5 aij > as } ri¢ 4} Ali i 4 aay * o 10 mr ine a) z ae . % . > Ong “ : i ’ a » S . --Hatehard ee | Balt eo p... @uicrele TENNIS MATCHES IN respond to Windle’s challenge for for the Killarneys to gel, Goals scored—MeCarthy (2). Cre- errs | : ' a return encounter habeas “cuppus” depend- nin, Donovan and Hatehard. Time ate ce 9 BES icing Phersot Se BR a ta LONDON THIS SUMMER papedt . ' Pst oy, Ro A eee ' oct ee pnGe of halves—145 minutes. Referees— : 2 | is ‘anZzzino the Associated Pr ’ : Sf of i et) ‘= + " . +} | imiunc- - “ ee ” : ‘ = ? : . rh | ’ he utcome oF th — ms te i) AT eT *hi avani “ Ss es OuaesSins , iin : - . , Jack Keefe Of Tole. ing on tne Y ; Brads and Phil Kavanaugh. ; ) eg LONDON, writ. 23 Suzanne r ~ do. who meet in another'star hout Hen nearing 'P Judge Landwehrs ygy TCHISON Reng ; %, é : Ro | 2 - A . 6, L e) n has contracted with Charles ALL-STARS 460). PALERMO (0). rr Bi. OEY s » « ea tmmano | b- Cochran, British promoter, to a Jefferies. | ALS oe Manna ’ age a ee ee once iver. 2:- Uruguay pear in tennis exhibitions hers _Munro.... "ee Le. Seren pees: ee re “ 3 a pl py veel + joe “ , = ee men ng three evenings of the first another Bruce , ge a eo Pulizze ae F “oa © Coan | aes apdullah for|of July, it was announced ag tory wont rda i, Cairns ee H. BR. = Hee . # Longo paps Bie Oe a 4 Se oe Fe se 1 ti Lemans : r 7 Ea ran. Si i en The rnatches are to he held in Keefe worked hae f 1 re e Crawford H. B. .} Mercurio SaaS % om bide for Petrone. Time—*p-minme ! ‘\ land Park Hall and it is stated that Broadwhy Gym. @* ™rer Oo D. McKinstry...H.B... ‘ the French star will recetVe £3000 ong | o . , onc ‘ - hy so B ‘ six iz eo et : are down to « eight clear the atmosphere sg eae Zachow- ee Ps Re By: CALIFORNIA VARSIT Y (about $15,000) for her appearances to be on fine edge. A tha las 7 this ind | Brennen......F. .........Chantin 2 : : s x CREWS WILL COMPET EF in England. | . lot of doubt 5 ‘oa. F day. Kawards said he W ould not ' {holding the Fall River club to a Meet the Champions! . 11-1 tie before : q Q % Le mere ie : Fe 6 3 ; sa , The visitors outplayed the home 4 toi, at Fair- surprised to se¢ one or both | Penta) persons conferences decide t disregard , tre ¢ we oben * ~ ae 6 deg ot oo defensive nature to the sport, Ex Lt et LARS Ree ee ae betas ? 4 ee es " ieee ee eee en i er 7 the “life affen, a stablemate lrawing a , “Mate and and -drawins « the » Po Aen: Satire ee ee ee ee ; , ’ the (*ircurntt pA OO COG et a} ee eed - T + ae | “ 7 > aah necessary a eee ees » writ ms Jackie + et egy ih ape NR ee ee en Seat cone Bh ay nn NR te : | / oe - re nag we beer pathy eh * > pine » ‘ a | morrow night's card concludg. P eourt rridgay training activities ves ri ‘ternoc ¢ lic : » } ; ) = — Champions 1} 7) si J & . ° "Tarrsy het ‘7 PF . period oe Ma Bee Stonum, Au-Mtars of Kansas City. - Janae McCARTHY, captain | Poughkeepsie to Du r @n inson ix . : ; te il » Ty ( ‘egatta in usty and Next Sunday the Los Angeles mepresented. and center forward of the new o compete in th ¥ lal 1 ' pus Pi b 4 cA as . a . 117 wn ntl } T} YT} Tne Caynipu play the All-Stars in ns Vv. the ie RRs ? : city soccer champions, has lke dj Jt pert wore! asekinn th Bear 41] +} nals scored by the Kil AOS A. oteeeaed \pril ii.—Three his men in goal scoring throughout ” y Lilie i Ain - , : ; ‘ . mn ‘ ‘ i ¢ : in the fir: half boxers Wilil carry tn olors of the the series. Yesterday he counted two of the Killarneys’ four goals. Negro middleweights, ner 6 round events, program brings and Digger Nel. arnevs ,% ] } v7 T \» ‘,¥ ] 7 »f ¥ ° "Tes } LA : : } _cre ’ ; et ES : st) d iim CLES d iii i‘ me ; ; 4 I [i= ewhich the Morgan: ' n é r 4 é : 4 7 * 1) ne te sateen ep AO AED ee NIN a, TAR RE a i OL Ue A ei ic ARE I ey ih Sg Pai AON Mabe . ; ra ; , ‘ , ~~ : Sa le ¥ Jack gelves outciassed. £ kcager ees vas 0 th hes —, sf ‘ + a? ee ee ats Pe ; ight salto. ecered by (‘ronin : ; i | min es a rik ‘ : : gis SILij?: ‘ > iT} ) Amateur Baseball Notes. es i es : . + ia a n or SPECIALISTS ‘ 7 - was a long bullet cence Be , hee gaan 245 Aa 4, : Wilsons, formeriy irst time sin Joi, anxXlous $40 & $45 ° lo the ETI: ltv area asset 8 : ’ : 5 4 ' : ant 1 » gche ue games J » srvein- me Fy } y iT ; Wi } ile if I yoor oreo aed pose were wun its nose in the air as estern middieweignt champ! ) tow! n Missouri and JUiaots Rives Be oa oches mag Hundr eds iaw araeqr the j ‘4 ity past oe roalie and into thie rn ¢ 1 : terreno ey ‘ . ax a ne “ar j hts ha ' mans diamonds. + . nN , ‘ " A nnine the three- «smart. new, me AR : } mn hands P T+ o fauschenbach avenue nile races. as ad weather and tide fine quality ' +1 nan ere eete eh? \\ etern ys } amwele j eo } . 2a ( 5 - i i ii I . a i ‘ . ? ae idl tee Paiste ee RA . SE pr The var- ; ' uits from our la nice nd i cf ‘at rs, ngnty iz ‘ ase ‘ 2 ae i, dre “ 3 cea Secrest i oe 1ots. Suits distinguished in every ‘ . . ” DICES of my players, eee “a cute A ee Ty GS FEM er ae For the young fellows there are the new 3-button “University” mod- ways advise the one Mtn vie seriods, 2 ye. Se ak sy els, as well as the English double-breasters!_ For older men are the a oe ities . J Reh se staple conservative styles! All sizes! $26.85. ette that I discovered ; : aa xtra session was order , W. Tapperson, Superintendent y years ago that does | Ree icgge a ae . : — #9 ge -_ fs - ‘a F é aS aS : pair control of the Ms Ateging that they were | ee aS ALY S Our Great... . l hadi ; Dot in condition to go on due Siete fire mg a > , ‘7 me oW ko een ; out Fmore than two hours o ay in Fe = BORD OLE Easi cA AS ‘ @ the warm weather. * ‘ad * us INeSS or ars } ‘Life suspensions’ for managers 4 ay yy &, = P ; Sale of Fine I mean the ‘Lucky Buch McSkimming of the Killar- . ’ —/ ee ‘ , rs YR ore rice »¢ 2.” It is the player’s ee eS eaericks, lilowed the next day Cicalt Fi oy J = y friend. @ mi: nag appli qd “od a tem- 4 2 > — , y oe ; : 1. Burn. Watch the even oa PF rary Injunction in order Hi _—_ yt a cals ¥e , With neir teams vesterday 5 apm? | a gr Sars Se burn, the free draw, the fine long. & | Landwehr, and the hearing set for | BEES Ps —— SS a , Frida lunction Pipe sas ike SR 2. Aroma. [aPalina’smar- / ’ to decide i he in pplication being granted by Judg | Lf jt 4s 7 ‘i f igs Ri Sy ash ofa La Palina. That’s quality. shall be madi permanent ia tae ; £ Pip ee eS A velously fragrant aroma is the | | Pig RY f fas a natural result of blending the : Racing Entries | Be Fe. Ne Wigciey a world’s choicest tobaccos. en ig! Md SJ i an EL 3. Taste. Cool,smooth, mel- Sepeereaes ae ipa Tae Vo hil eee low as old: wine—La Palinas | A T BOWIE. AY ee et lien ag taste is supremely satisfying. : : HE te = t9 hh Ps x > ; 4. Color. The bright rich brown of every La Palina— never too pale or greenish— hs la. - a demonstrates perfect maturity. EXCELLENTE ve wy SENATOR s. Workmanship. Every (actual size} Pee ie yore La Palina is perfectly made— — Sey smooth, firm, neither hard nor HUUUIUUUULLENLHIT : —Satin-Stripe Broadcloth! ingen! By ccna 7 ake a5 rc a pomestes's lorgunt 2x2 Imported English Broadcloth! Shirts. tm choles a a ina 18 . . ; ef colliar-attac - : ; —Dimity Cord Rayons: | mc ro : : ppg Nig "tact —Fancy Stripe Rayon Broadcloth! .,, shires with ete oie a + Bg B cas- ar to mates. a 109 Oo FA ee , : 2x2 Jacquard Broadcloth! nines 14 to 17... 112 2 Re $5 7 “ prc of 1 ac Ste —Rayon-Filled Broadcloth! lengths, $1.69. 110 a million a day.... Ty ont Jane Purse j ur CONGRESS CIGAR CO., Ine. a me Philadelphie, Ps. ono ai oo es = : peat oar aye Las Oe as |e a DETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO., 500 N. 4th St. MAin 246; fo New York vou are cordl Speen 102 cas I N. W. Corner Eighth and Washington Av. at our exhibit, corner ry and 45th Strect. ‘ ie track . “ar silos Apprentice allowance claimed, \

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cc tate ENING. APRIT. 11, 1927 Fas ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AS) iC DAT CH : WONT A YS ied — : acter *|__] CANADIAN-AMERICAN novia es “iranaurer. AD ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS ~:~ Namara Hailed agitating oc 2 As lron an 0 a TON gn inay Lammas: at te a0: RAL TROGED SS Gene ine Rex Cantonian to | Tonight's Entries. Young Stribling 6- Day Bike Stars | nat saecthdes Mee SEs “| PITCHER STOPS PHILS & INDEX - Boy Sosa | Signs to Battle i ee ASHLAND ("1 Face Acto1 Boy ) Ig ns Newark Rider Has Covered ‘° "*°o™* eal “ . dh 6 Be ope. Criakes gestess 5 es oe ny | rth (Ranger. Famous BE 4 ove Approximately 100,000 Miles | »e«mory of Henri Fontaine, Canadin he last «ix innings of the game! B A D £ N | in “Whee = bt M20 MIT-LION e a é | L h : : ; rteman at rat ne f the he Phillie Skidmore fat | S208 N. Broadwar Lox pe ‘ ‘ OLLs! At Madison Track ; em chodad. Saas oug ran in 21 Years’ Racing. Quebec Canadian-American Hockey « en and retired the Nation |B aTh 7 : a 1a : NEW LOW P : ih w) o died last January ha mm tes pte en rie 1 a wore eae remen ‘jeaier ¢ . ; % : Outstanding Lightheavyweights savas af thi tame aed These meee. Sateen sate’ *| 20th and Bremen | and “Fh “Pinal Extra Cent Cents af Combinations eole fo v with : -ormer Appears Sere Winner, wa : re : : ‘ies Fo ) paren Will Meet at Ebbets Field «ssw yore CHOUTEAU | LPUPLPLLELELBOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P. MAqSRURSREREASAAA ye Wasteful Girl Runs ym Sixth | ; — aes lod May 4. McNamara of New: r deft. and Cheutess . 3 Sterne Entrs man” at 39; wate s x ve An Idea for Easter = 2 emeassy (isszes] BSTE “WE MATCH YOUR COAT & VEST” 2 ah , 809 N. 7th WITH A NEW PAIR OF PANTS wo Kaston | the Nagi -| The Big Store With the © * a Saving You the Price of a Spring Suit IRMA Theater in 6324 Bartmer Av. “- a Complete KING BEE 1716 N. Jefferson Showing of Wide Bottom Wide Bovlom Kingsland ez = 10-Day Tube eee Graves Ar. in all the new shades ‘Mirkwood : “and "The : Mail the Coupon srmtntaiates Me. i Play” and ¢ to 6 Largest Retailers of Pants in America All the Newest Fabrics and Colors in an endless variety. Sizes 28 to 50. = 95 §$ 59 monte. Se ia as ‘ee eesaanase) ' pros cA a a KOZY THEATER {ne E adie ad wat. Betaige niission VW hich Greyhound Selections if ut the open an Made ‘to Measure Far Comedy and Tr tne. Double McNAIR:. Redhead ae wenais Pestelonnt MACKLIND ; f. S415 Aroenal ting tomorrow. renee ‘HUGE SPORTS ARENA ene , i.—Hrideview, Whippet, Hidden | DUQUESNE U. | HEAD TO BE CONSTRUCTED ge Golden Nugget, Scan- | ANSWERS CHARGE OF IN WASHINGTON, D. C dal. | DISCHARGED COACH siti nee 3.—Tor Danger, Frivolous | Le aie ein Cenee WASHINGTON r | Friend, Silwer Cannon. " PITTSBU Ri ~agegd ee ey ‘ean Sauare Ylawten” te bets I ll ll tt nn Cantonian, Actor Boy, 'swering char ’ the he meats a as Tni- | anned for the national! capital. — OoeeeecallrTTTTT? 4 Ti a ee re 5 8 ath me on kt 7 11 C0. 711 =o Eien eae w moOkER (5 5.—Texas, Pop Along, Red Com | 5 yr ott, football oe m in |Daflt here at @ cost of $1,000,600 to| cane om qeeeee me cman Gun PHOTOPLAY THEATERS NEW. ‘SHENANDOAH f ae ' , - F 3 parts acy Se ee ee : ee “NEW ¥ ay i“ cers. signing Elmer Layden, former Not! provid: icilities for ice gsKating, ; RBUSINESS through | Baws & ~\paemee da h ' f fe eal enjoym Cn t é6.—Wasteful Girl, Tecumseh rot ; aes Ak he . eee ter ape ae et ali n | nee H WANT ADS. ' ty: al —— 4 ' snes _ = ; ida : d ; ct bie cise ii ( fot. c ; mc » ae . Madi, 4 » wei bi i ee Blue. Bally Coree. es ants re Pee ite “rrant ling bilevel]. acin ack | ; : | (“Not Se : a or ong. EYEE NE, pn ome Counc, has iseued a] meets, balls, circuses and) exhibi AMUSEMENTS _ co sees Amateurs S-—iieving ToQswet, Sweety fa 5 ata saceaman? thstemon | he 2 Sk oe ine wing . . Reckless Buck. i ns o a ee a j — } M a ve YY ; ai “oe e .¢ ; a +s oR ‘ re NINTH AND ; _ A FAILON Many 8 HINES . Loititer ti tetas i... . * acta depres Bal nahi 5. oho ye pg ORPHEU ST. CHARLES UNTIX 4200 W. Florissant BRIAN °, | ford De Bere. Dern ar “a cs ca Na a AP a “ eet a > ia Bie fs : ap . ncaa pen ne stio? a Irpheum Circuit Vaudeville SONIGHT EO zx PAULI wes piers. Best—LESTER D, Ryegate obey 2 ey apeslmnnapal eagle Setogsete Bee & ae ne : es CHOICE SEATS TONIG ( MAE ee ithe understandi1 (nat nis resigna- } Hoc ke ‘ sea i Pe 1900 (Some Rese rved, 90c) ; ‘EASTER FASHION Lillian 4 ~~ ? AF Meany e nal - nm would De Ttorthcomin romptiy | C ycione of C« pmeay REVUE’ — and Serial : “ey *.° mee * promised re suits re-NnN réeal- Bt ae a Exhibition Games. HUDRINS FAVORED KEN MURRAY—Spokesman Festaring sua curtereiia’, | Pestalozzi 1 M St. Lovis’’. “Miss Cindere! Kansas City 7, Chicago Cubs 4. TO BEAT TENDLER HARRY CARROLL ‘oo Beil ~e Proeadway'’, Mooney | 2342 cteeemermmamat New York Yankees 4, Brook- | a seer : — m= mo ahnoun : d recep- LOS AN 2 LES April il. — Ace and His oie | bgt mag rb wee = Cc “hh! Yates & Lawiey, Iyn a. : q ‘suey | — 5 _ ™ | ? : é _— - idkins | mer ragk et Ite: we ight, | eo GYs a’. ~ I : i. a a 25 GoRcECUS GIRLS QUEENS Washington 7. Giants ©. Dike ci i. ameeeniink wae Pela. o. 4 Le 0 [GREENWAY | MURRAY COLLEGIANS On the Sereen 700 Maffitt Kansas City Menarchs . St. ti ai elo ae aaa Pie WX vidi . veveratl ans eendier O14 . “THE BELLE OF eee : o juesne still ha another year t hileadelnhia tin theti ,. : hout THE FIRST NIGHT” Joseph 2. : a ee ee ee ~ TT ante stAt LYTELL, DOROTHY DEVORE PROADWAY” White Sox 2, Toledo 1. ‘ere ere tomort nient Starring BETTY COMPSON Detroit 14, Okinhema City 36. — ' ; Haltimeore 4. Phillies gina ee Oe - ; r " * ~*,% ; > Pris % he | ‘ we : ort) At | +. Aer ce c* rh You'll like the mild, distinctive | ‘or the fourtn time pecause of |) shown enough scart co cowd out TWEBK Pop, Mats, Sek £50 $2.29] Joe wack peice Beesty contest, ) | “GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER] pupeer ,-a ican aul Film ... what iets and Ra ™~e aes : pe VU : ; ; ” with M Prevost & Chariesn Ra J character. And it never varies. r : 9 - sons, they (IMAL ORDERS ae 83.85 | Coit aaama “has ey imei Aubert and Easton ‘ “Magnificet? : The enemy of teeth and td ? , —" NaN ee ee Matine Today, SSe. Children, 15e ae ~ : Many shapes—10 to 30C. See Mads A elibie —— Messrs. SHUBERTS Famous ' PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ——E Claderelie ( Double P 7 You will notice a film on ye uritano G. H. P. Caan : 7 : ; SINO paris Ki ah | * ri cena a Cherokee and Towa! 2 teeth. That’s a frequent dar “3 . KLEM, WILSON AND DEI _.- PN Np IR tc ATR, d ar 1 He ——an invitation for tooth em og. MMS: STICKNEY CIGAR CO. (SHS, Uhterence eine RIORDAN TO UMPIRE | peat Sg ($KouRasS| ~ ?) 11SSOU: Bl) COLUMBIA rae aaa =e a ee Stennis eames CARDS’ OPENING GAME | 47 *QE@Q Der | THEATRES ‘woo WASHMGTONa? GRAND af 7 you can feel by running your p A 3 CONGRESS , 2°! roe. te across your own teeth. | aM SAD 21 er ote. ivts Olive St. ‘ ‘Smeet heoste do. i - a } ae e “ae ure ; st Mere brushing won t : SEVENTH at LOCUST “A @ Boo Now Bewt ¥ Grand- Shen (Double a must combat it. Ordinary ¢ BY soe *” 1 re = he a BP ctl ge ae eae . Geand & Florissaat ea : fnces won't fight it successit - ; if ; iy if : san . (doe ; . 7 Secsre. Fee 7 ge v4 . r | , ¥ YH FY At Piiladeliphia—O'’Day, M ~~ BRIGADE |} Spicy Parisian | | , : & f ’ TICK iM zhiit SELPSAME NEW YORK CAST | ' Love! 4 GRAVOIS ; “The Maa * Film is the greatest enemy é £ Ai At Bost | by ) a a JACK OSTERMAN, | | _ | Forest’ pa E I li to t nd, , 2 F fi ; m= 5 age , JACK PEAR BARNET! PARKER Smart ; . é ; f . > Jefferson & Gravois af ag tooth health. t ¢ ings | | “aa pyre oe : ; z ue , ™ gets into crevices and sta~s. Double (laytes & Metaus. (* The tecian a 1 JO! Wiens e te, MA 4 7 ~* i ( “The Man ihe , jordan ts a 2 D' a. A eneci yt ae poner ey Sl for a ‘Rainy Day ‘ CC gp ener A, sons ae is | ¢ ‘ : ) ot + (re a e = ee RACES yh HL ; : : ; MACK SENDS SEVEN : Shoe Al | : LYRic . — Whi ly ‘dy. ‘ ; ; ___ PLAYERS TO MINORS WhO Se | nope casvor Coy fa | — e . 7 : , ’ / ~ Poe Ou erg” 9 ce ‘ ‘* 2 ; MAFFITT o 3 : a an: on a rat } ‘S12 N. Vandeventer Ase nders Corrodible metal gives only tar players back to minor leag x i ‘VENETIAN GLASS" = AJ) Manchester |.” Double Pregmm | We st | 3} Sf os WON y i Tal ae we weather service. It costs money because) /jy pariés Bates, a cat Every Nigh | a catcher who ca y Night Except Sunday = | js Maplewood | 2's, Pit rust means frequent repairs and }//; m Martinsburg, ¥ cS.) Post Time 8 P. M. W \ ewer ies Oe , “GRAND CENTRAL ] size" Manchester ' “The Passi WI the Pittsfield (Mass) tea i R a 30° i, LOH. aici dons aie Pata e ae ss : f iz Re X oes Sarin ¥ 5955 Easton “Bits i Copper shingles, flashings, downspouts =, med out to the Reading Intern Va cour — = age delve NOVELTY (...Desbis Pega Californ and gutters give lasting protection. Only lve men were released 4 H COON. i 1so8 notin A. €. (2):-h. WM. Wella. Dart- Hotel. Follow Illinois road aacnem weld ‘lassified fF pe fo : WF. Mille. Diver "NIN, magth (2); Herb Mexer, Newark No. 11. Appearing in Conjunction with the Showing of His Picture @ oi. fe — 21s: more thee | MISSOURI PACIFIC R. | . . netrest competiter and 3373 an yf Paiway Eachange Bidg.. Se. HIGH JUMP — Harold M. Os- | “SPECIAL DELIVERY’”’ than the TWO other a bern. Iilimete %. €.: Cedric Majer “tft. Benaventure ( college. RACING RAIN OR SHINE. “i*g acrlYspapers cee 0S, a te ORL AAIN IAL Has TOMO, # ee Re ee eed Bi PAY, fe i ef kh Li

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eae a HOmtengeneemer = a ed PAGE 17 APRIL 11, i927 ty which must have surprised mi near ine, sconce =>. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ who remarked at the MONDAY ne MOUNTAIN OF NOISE _— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WV ALUES WEBSTER’S | | en et ee = —= ar — a a —_——_— PO GO ©) 4 eal - = (Gi: 7 ere. NA Bb apy ele GoIre en a as it did the audience. conclusion: But perhaps at situation “I think this is making a moun- ummed up completely by a wom-/ tain out of an Anthetl.” OAS RRO SIRO me ag pe ary tone , ‘ ae ‘ , ASHLAND = IRMA ake : KOZY THEATER; Blanche Sweet in : Newstead ( BEBE. DANTEI! Kiss in a T ond _Amateurs | | as (Ranees - BADEN (‘ner Famous p 8°01 N. Broadway & Girt — | 3520 Newstead ‘ nan es’ Sh. Bremen Theaier 20th and Bremen. CHOUTEAU | j sett. and Choutean * | ‘EMBASSY ; 19°88 Delmar FAIRY |: 40 Baeton “Pais in Paradise” and “Final Dauble Program “Finger Print«’ * —— “Christine of the Bis Tops” Comedy and Others Double Program “Londen” and ~ rhe Magician” Madge Bellamy in “Summer Bachelors OS24 Barimer Av. © & Bill Grimm's Prog. KING BEE 1716 N. Jefferson “es Double Prograni "Easy and (roing”’ ‘ty aust te “Merry Rclleatea cst “Jew els of De ~miret? ane (sift Shop Kingsland } 6457 Grawois Av. | « Mirkwood = ‘Heroes of the Night cme and “The P . | Mirkwood, Mo. Play” and Geenane _) Far (ry nae Others Bridge i McNAIR: Mc Nair- p eatalonsd MACKLIND | é S415 Arsenal MOGLER Sth and Bremen NEW SHENANDOAH Bdwy & Shenandoah l= K" and ‘ “THE |. E bucli@ bet ita L omedy Double Program ‘*Redhead« Preferred’ A “Wandering Girl” Lee Corbin in Whole Town's Falking” “The OR Program als in Paradise’ _aee Final Extra” gs i) ante frogram. “NEW YOR CIRCUS” (“Not So Long Aco* P go Comedy, News and Amateurs = ine O’FAI.LON metal W. I mavtennnt * { PAULINE { MAE MURRY idlilan A ¢ seta : “and, ‘Serial a conan ame Av. (JOHNNY HINES owe MARY BRIAN _ ‘Stepping Altag” — _ ~——# | Pestalozzi pone >. Pe stalone} QUEENS ss cine Program ‘Pale in Paradise” & “" Seventh Band - “The and ‘ Double “aie Pinch Hitter” Lew .Tyler’s epee a Extra” . al sy 5 ‘Pbctble Sites Fire Fighters ‘\ “YOU CAN NEVER DUPLICATE WALL PAPER SALE “NEW LOW PRICES Cent Cents Cents a Roll 3 a Roll I a Roll ( “on \binations s01ld onlv or mo re' 809 N. 7th The Big Store With the Canopy CONCEIVAl BLE with beautiful borders or bands. BE SURE YOU ARE IN WEBSTER’S! VEBSTERS MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 EastonWellston Prices for Tues., Wed. and Thurs. Steakitmm a] Te SIGN Tenderloin Spareribs. Pork Sh’lders. {Ib. loc Beef sven Th. 18¢ or Rib. Cents a Roll During 1926 the printed 74,666 For Sale St. Louis newspapers combined. {0-Day Tube Free Mail the Coupon \ Post-Dispatch | “Wants”— 41,174 more than the THREE other Mother— _Composer’s oars instead of playing grand pia-|, ' of tin, 'evening dress QUT OF AN ANTHELLj } ' ! “Ballet Mechan-| ique’”’ Forces Customers to Hotd Up White Flag. — end By SAMUEL GCHOTZIN OFF, Music Critic of the New York . World. NEW YORK, April 11.—Like a body of galley slaves forced to ply nos, xylophones, drums, cteam whistles, airplane propellers, sheets and other paraprer- nalia snankth of simulating the hue | and ery of our mechanical age, | about 20 men and women in forsal banged, pounded, and blew away in “Ballet Me- s rens, rattled, whistled George Antheil's chanique” on the stage Costs you nothing if it fails Your own dealer supplies guarantee in writing Grows New Hair on Thin Places Don’t Forget the Grown-Ups onEaster | Tis a great candy giving time. People are candy hungry. Busy Bee Candies are Ready packed in 1, 2, 3, 4. and 5 Ib. boxes at a wide price range. Lady Love Chocolates Variety Package $1.00 lb.— Fruit and Nuts, $1.25— Supreme Blend, $1.50. Superfine Candies $1.25 lb. Character Candies 80c Ib. Busy Bee Special, 60c Ib. of Car- negie Hal] last night To witness this record-breaking event more than 3000 persons, squeezed into every possible seat- and standing space in the au- ditorium. The two tiers of boxes bulged. One und tier box held a party of Negroes, fashionably ar- rayed. They had arrived in tims to hear W. C. Handy’s Neyro jazz orchestra play Antheil’s “Jazz Symphony’ earlier in the evening The jazz symphony came last in first part of which devoted to the compositionga, of the Trenton bovyv—his string quartet, piayed by the Musical Art Quartet and the Sonata for violin and piano ing rr: the the program Was lesser sensationa!] and 1 arum All Set for the New eg There was an interm on the lobbies re cieisiacal ling custonicrs aur ing which ever run by leering, thusiastic, This over, blasphen the curtaine parted for the long awaited “Ballet Me- chanique,” the least word itn mod ernism, which had caused bias Partis to sit up and take notic2. In front of a back drop depicting in black and white a conglomeration New method revives dormant hair roots ERE is new hair under written guarantee; falling hair com- pletely stopped under guarantee. You are asked to take nobody’s promise. You pay nothing if the Van Ess method fails. It is folly not to try it. It does what no other method does or has ever done: Massages powerful root-rejuvenating and germ- combating elements directly mato the follicles (roots) of the haw. It is protected under U.S. patent. It cultivates a totally new growth of hair—lustrous, wonderful hair with the sheen of youth actually grown where now thinning—or you pay nothing. You just rub it on your head, morning or evening, for scarcely a minute Tuesday Specials Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, milk 25° and dark, 1 dozen in box.......... Pineapple Buttercream Layer Cake... ...50¢ All-Week Specials Jumbo Salted Peanuts the box... . .15c Hot Cross Buns........the dozen. . 25¢ In last two years, it has prowed 70% effective, according to record, in some 200,000 cases of falling hair, semi-baldness and even total bald- ness. That means success followed in the great majority of cases. Consider what this means. Why then go on fooling yourself with old-time tonics? This method proves the hair roots people used to believe were beyond reca!! are revivabie. Go to any drug store. Get the Vana _ seye Ecealp Massage. Written guarantees to grow new hair in 90 days, to stop falling hair completely, supplied by the dealer with full treat- A ment. Costa the same as \, ordinary bair remedies. 6TH & OLIVE ST. 417 N. SEVENTH ST, MANNE ero No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies Liguid Scalp Massage | C= — a ee PT es eee. ee | ? tal ST inna vie» - ‘ - age ont? hag eS? Cn tae rem Sty Hy 0 Siac renee ‘ —s * ft % yams Wwe . I Pn » ¥ sees ¥ - ; P ; ° i « 4 y ' z 7 4 bap - ae ~ i some vO oe - Pa exe ee ae " ai , — an ‘ RI OP CME OR BRE ET ALISON, GON ret ratabpR EBT ERs pie pre AE ETE IR Ro 9f ORI By RRA oP EEDEY NE LINE ENE SP AI A NMA - aod r A p (ae g j s ‘ . : ’ a ee ee | pps ee re am aree sane een cae tanetitipatpappmctennpacsi ee ee te ee ee ali pe ” ae hi ‘ee na i = bd } by) Kip eee ; oad eh wd ; nie 5 . ° | o% ; “~~ 4 “ . " — —* ‘ . obo o. * eoly . opr geie AK Op Aer i dened — ~ asi we > ¥ Sa pth eet ’ Hibe we "* " - - ~ ‘ » " = 5 Pt P * deste ” . . : H 4 " eg eatin . fen genes 25a aa LOR gh NaF Cg ne ne ieee as Af lpicthnattts 4 ine= ty ante - II Ate lee ERIN A a ee ee ee eae ee ee eae a) he Rb ay Wer elles, acy pe 7 : ER REE TAR ey RE IO PRIA CI 5 RON O MEAL S Kadtan Wp uee Po - re 3 A Ale. a gies —— ORSINI 1M tata care - ae! _——- rer pmnees Hy Wives a of monster rivets. epark plugs, TUIC - Keaton in “The (rele feral.” ang * Sensation \ Seekers? with Billie Deve and Huntley (orion. First show .. me Special Film-Removing Dentifrice “Blonde oar Brunette’? and *‘Loyve's _ Greatest prastnke™ -” ’ ; | 4700 Maffitt a ) | Boster RIiTz Grand and Juniata P sod ¢ hild’ t th d | tore tagger te chains, screws and Be sure you get Pepsodent for child's teeth and gums (oh 7'O8 8". Be 8 raper period, a fleet of ten con- cert grand planos ranged along with one mechanical pianos down front like a sort of major domo - . . . Grouped in front of these were breed in it and imperil both teeth and he vvleebbass. Sick See gums. The acid that leads to early de- and etuted cay forms. Old-type methods failed to wheels combat it. So men of science engaged themselves in discovering an effective combatant—one new and different, =p tr a IRA >» * vy ‘ * Lid UNION 7 Union and Easton WELLSTON Double Program “is2 : Pos b Easton Xana WwW Wrestling Muth, ny ty 2 ities ee BINNS ; “4 Gravois f powh le Prig. + amplif stage augment sand-fo)d. Presently Eugene Gossens, con- ductor and modernist, appeared from the wings and mounted a high platform facing his extraor- dinary collection of people and in- struments. Moved by one impulse, the occupants of the boxes rose jexcitedly. Gossens made a prodi- gious movement with his arms and in an instant the vast spaces of th big hall were ballooned by a pee rific onrush of alr. | Like mechanical puppets galvan- ized by the pressure of an electric button the players on the stage struck their instruments with solid strokes, their bodiess wayinge with | ENG SS ~ gee = SOF. - wee — pees 2 I ee gee Oe beet ~rep rps fepeegeet It removes that film And Firms the Gums Now in Pepsodent, two new combat- ants are embodied—combatants ap- proved by highest dental authority. It curdles the film, gently removes it; then firms the gums. It keeps the teeth whiter, cleaner, more sparkling. It is the modern scientific method for better tooth protection. Insist upanit. Geta tube today. Mail the coupon. Double Program vening Clothes’ & ans Preferred” St Fee: ‘ OR we A EM ebm ow me ~oe ‘A Rieti at Large’ and irdley's the Magnificent” 0 pt a we BON. tee one Double Prag. Be. hind the brent’ and “Quo \ adie” a 4 ee, Ow Cheng. a ape (cg) This atzle sportecetis made clean and smart again for only $2.00. up (e) Coat Dresses cleaned and the smartness brought back. “Boil-o-Gasolyn” Cleaned. $2.00 up (d) Ensemble Suits, made clean, smart and dashing as when new-bought, for $3.00 (c) Spring Coats can be dyed in the new fashion- able shades from $3.00 o (f) Simple silk dresses of this type (dark col- ors) cleaned and beautifully fin- ished for only $2.00 up (b) Your suit of silk or veivet cleaned through and through, and molded back to smartness. $3.00 uw (a) Spring Coats of this ty pe made thoroughly clean and re- stored to shape. $2.00 » j Double Irog. ™ Ankies the | Preterred” and “Just Another Bionde” ’ | GRAVOIS | “The , I orest’ Jefferson & Gravoina of | HI-POINTE | Clayton & Met aus. Man of the and “Wines the Storm” Double Prog. “ai he ears + Jaming Forest" and “The Monkey Talks” Bes any ee ee mee ee | i Lungstras Crafismanship Will Bring New Smartness to Your Spring Attire Now is the time to get your Spring Wardrobe in readi- ness for the first warm balmy days. “Sensation The gentle improved " ‘Boil-o-Gasolyn” method of clean- ing is vastly superior to the old way of cleaning in cold gasoline. All the spots from your clothes are removed, the original luster of new silk is retained, linings of coats come out cleaner, the nap of wool materials fluffier and ‘“Boil-o-Gasolyn”’ Cleaning —Exclusive with Lungstras Double Program “MecFadden'’s Fiats” and “Blind Alleys” Double Program “The Silent Lovers A “Whispering Sage” Women drew their Wraps Still the deafening continued. Someone raised a handkerchief On a stick—a white flag of truce Anthe!l continued grimly at his machine. More left. All over the house others whistled and groaned and closer. noise more alive. Lungstras is the only Cleaning and Dyeing Establish- ment in St. Louis that cleans your clothes in boiling gasoline. WSUS Dyeing and Cleaning Co. 51 Branches Phone Nearest ; Double Prog. “Sweet Korie O'Grady" and “There He Goes” MAF MURRAY in “VALENC ll ‘ ‘eutle Prog. “The Man of the F orest” and “The Combat | Shenandoah Grané- Ghepanteah TIVOLI “ mad Delmar VIRGINIA Si17 Virginia ; THOMAS MEIGHAN n “BLIND ALLE) .” lliar. KINGS THEATER eeaMwWAY AT OF & — nN. Ww = Bl DOUBLE PROGRAM John Barrymore, Dolores Costello to “THE SEA BEAST” Also “MY OFFICIAL WIFE” With Conway Tearle, Irene Rich _—_ ——— | During 1926 the Post-Dispatch @ ® printed 6054 Classified Instruction “Wante” — 2151 more than ite nhenrest competitor and 3572 more than the TWO other *t. Lents eve~ WF. Miller, Division Passenger Agent MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R, CO) Railway Exchange Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. the grotesque gesticulations of th: conductor. For ten minutes the pounding rhythms hurled themselves into th: let-up. Then the noise ceased : Lafayette ‘ e ; his obscurity behind some instru- | LGAs S. de j Forest” and “Wings | ---- ment ¢ ; i ‘3S. Jeffersen pee eed — ment and seated himself at the me- | Double Prog. “Ankies waver if ¢ r ' LINDELL _ Preferred” and ‘dust . } ne eo i (:.rand and Heber | the plano was loosed, and away ’ « : “What, Every «iii ons witl ithe ¢ lv ; ae a. : , h Al theil in the lead grim], “ixtif and Pine “The Gorilla Hunt’ enic c manipulating his mechanica] piano. | TT Double Program ‘The al e hn. indiffere {th | MAFFI Auctioneer” and he ntiated pron nolse — : maf oe maddening insistence. \ Manchester | .,,,Pevvie em. | arose hastily and maide for the ' iy se te ne Ss te pene 6 > - / 3170 Manchester - °° Se ee i F ) ee " came from the welter of sound. Tt , pecting to see a machine crashin j was on, Pacific Northwest i THOMAS MEIGHAN i) PAGEANT | a Double Prog. “A i Powhatan ofthe West. Glorious adventure is as- laughed. Without warning. the 29th and Shaw of California, the natural wonders of silence. The “Ballet Mechanique” Thus ended the newest effort to , Half the Charm of Your Journey program, the string quartet, th: “Dewll’s Island” 7 That is why discriminating travelers prefer Mis- sense revolutionary. Their idiom under the Whether it is mu Reduced round trip fares will be available. Go of energy which might be utilized The Scenic Limited provides swift, dependable harnessed to something or other ture at City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway boy to go to France to make his }at Carneigie Hall, Anthe!)]'s for- Musical Art Quartet especially aia - ‘the violin gave the sonata a quali-

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is Se, a — PAGE 18__ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING. 1, 19% ——_———.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___-_____ a | Editorial Page For ltchine Skin lV DEFIITIN YEA 2 oe gos.) Event No.2 in the Gre oa ee ate of 1 af Ses, [oe SO Eee ee F? BANALYSIS OF CHIN — SITUATION IN F TO POLICY cleanses and soothes the skin. After ann for F the first application of Zemo, vou Gunn for rl thority on Far East Doubt tonese Officers Ordered Nag will tind that Pimples, Blackheads. Ended Frida. Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin — Display of Force Arous \\ iy tb bei it deied i] ~ yeputy Comptrol- _ wii . 1 Per 7a. ™M wei XP nnn” Perrrervertn) Lh ee irritations begin to disappear. Zemo banishes most skin irrita- tions, makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. PFasy to spply at any time. At all druggisis—60c¢ and $1.00. FOR SKIN tRRITATIONS INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself t* ‘ rrr “i Pie Ptbhayeay VELA AS be Ae a TO eee a The Post-Di 7 spatch presents the fire of a series oO} IK ewith | | stfuarion Willard; ’ ; h yee (irticiesz are i fron Shanghai, | a | img =| “% y - Miay _y Aa {9 ata te. f . spent “i years ‘7 iA na Bak ller adminis- an &-cent i ; “_ . ’ " Fr. sournaits! ana efucdient o gftairs. He has been | 7 - ( gews pcr r li ork years. starting | etter leaving the y 0 There He served 8 oT the acthe in in @ Peki cor, the due to 3s. His first visit to China linister to liusstan irroume freoree ; t% at ‘ —— ee ee iseourt. wnondent during fhe Spanish | Waa \ | ‘* eh li ile ’ % - of tie é . ana turnaoh in! iam@mstien and rf in ana = i If ii itive skin under- that it cannot pel he flesh, and the nau V1 . ~ i* oy - . a ’ } > ¢ ‘ 4 ; , ' ; t i¥ ' | : TuTnSs DatUrailvy ou € aimost over — 711) | ULI | AAT. 1? 4 si” ; 4 2) ‘ j it if : i , j - ae : ; . s i . ; «* - 7 .: . ‘ a | t ti ' ; ‘ | . r, . i il - = ; : ae »~*¢ . ‘ i ; . ; | wae i ; ' iS “ . 7 ‘~*~ ; = : : Dispatch ana fhe .¢ j | ; | . ye f . = 4 (jreco-Turkish and Boer . , | Ler | | Giga... 68 — 2 a +e ho miless : Outgro is a ewe , > . i 4 wae , .:% 7 : Man huria auring th nal cou manufactured for chiropodists. *) thres renrst Kiel’s last year an: | eis , | 7 - t} ; i aA . ‘ . — " zi ' : , : r ' ; : y~ ’ ; i i J ; % : “gl - t ¢ oe bn lang : ies oo }} ’ 7 Aa #ly Twiart ever, anvene ¢ an buy fr: m the drug ie ef: ‘ - —_ 7 ity } is 3 , . \ ; ; ; j : : Soe : : eR: % - . * ~~ = ae 7 gs peed (ii ipie . r¢ P j : ing : sal it. ; eo . a ‘ iat bet +" : , j i eg ee ae en ee : ; ~ “a .* j ; ' i "Th store a (1ny bottle containing diree- ; + | ‘; ei a —— ag =i, ~ “iecace conference at ° Versailles r} = > oi 5 ; — ne ES Mg go an tions. wos an unofficial gqdviser to the Chinese delegation, as he was , ADVERTISEMENT lg te : é ‘i se ‘he amount du: — == —— . - it ge — H ote ’ ri eS : = Se S37 ee , = e aS age 2 S Ti the [1920 and 1422 sessions of an imp . ‘ a} laa . \ P : ee = ee ee ; ' = : t. : . , a =. ge ae ~ 4 eS a ny ; . uy \ —- - int rigue ———— a, 2 ee eS he St pty ‘s : oe ea ae Pe mhe Jrague o 1fi0ns. In @ ; ' ’ S. i . » Se ; - : x = ; ye : ¢ j ; See aS ze . 5 = See r = ; ot er $2: > eos 5 3 P.» = - , ‘ % — an Sar i> : s : . -- b= Sada > . 7 oF owe , as . . h ane Sk ; y ‘ oa ‘ o | sy hy] +. a . Be : -_ r sg. ree Ae ; : 5 Ss t . a ~ 3 "2 J eS ‘ rn -, . die ze poo Sy Pg fhe ’ De gee ™ j ¢3 j it z a Se | Fibs . a4 re = i . . _ 3 Z ; _* rm we ; - & ; : = e 5 =* x ok a . > : : a x 1 : : : ; 7 - ~ : =e a : “Sig ‘ > > é » a « : — ie _ Yt co ‘ > Ae % > | . : = ape x ~ 2 a 4 ; : . . ‘ : - . yf en He v f 7 a? iii Fi ; f : ; j €&T ; hdd ica. : ee x3 — tr é , . , ‘ ys ee a oa ne ig Cae . .* s / = > . - ie : G si. ? th - h Ai ; e mia ic 2 % . FL 3 . ~—s t ee ; er e ~ = > . “ 2 7 ee a “ae ae 2 = Mca “Ti -* ; ~ es 2} . , ie : ral Tant Piuete oe SG ie SN : Pers Fes zi; GX ¢ es = ee V2 eer et ae ce lek: | — | he Far Eastern Question, cil hag fakes Tanlac. Feels 20 Years runn are tl largely increased fee eee “t ay ies ' to St eR ee Ce, Se ae ™ 5 = 3 oes eee a. ’ violatin younge) ;, ke r 4} beng a rt me “4 SS ey ~ «: : Et ak SEES ee Ee Se — 43 betas . ae ie e ; Sa Our Eastern Question,” “Democ- meee Heed the aan a oe nAdca B60 000 iT) 1% - 4 4 bP x x . ss i: 7 ‘2 . ; ex” Re rs iy 5 ae . A a $13 ee ae ass 3 5: $e : : x BC Y and the Lastern Question, ’ peer the ” 2a . _ a + : . ‘ 7 6s ‘ a . P ‘* ee a ore ad “Conflict of Policies in Asia. consula hature flashes ia ' mai | : 7 a : oe: oy age ae | SE LE Ste a ee FSS ‘3 = «2 : Mr. Millard’s articies will ap- He B and you will nex Bes of new buildings provided unde : ) ars Re Soh se ey Sptte. seer Se 2 pet 2 ie I SR PER : : “ é previow suffer from , BS pg Pra : . = a. A OT ay Se She ia, ES EE SE oe Se en ee = geet ¢ eee | > aes ee 3 ar every Mon@ay exclusively in lay stan 9 a , Pee S&S The Miller administration made ett vee eR Se tat ER Per te Oo. ge ee ee RS ee a x ake ee RS ET i : sig ee * 3 “a Post-Dispatch. lesser ie as ") ry ) n v f a. - " ~ my ; . ‘ eat + ; . 3 ‘ , } ‘ ! . $s : ‘ : * S : 3 x * . A, - . a ry - a : : > % : = B E $ * x \e . - - ‘4 . ; » 53 . a yO" . z ; : eS. . . : : ; 4 = tial Mehuren, S06 ve ‘ mriations. as part of its first year’: a é ean ee «€6BBy: THOMAS F. MILLARD. ete W " , : » : - a right. 19° 7. bw the Prers a Pulit Be : - i * Aid ‘2 ee oes 4 - : gem : Publishir x 4 s NS ’ ‘ ek i, : il wef an: et-inepat ofl y : AT I pal co St -— M oe 4 ee the department heads protestes ee . —— : y 9 aa } Pigat > , eae ’ See or " ba nome : im ot a " " " ait field, Mo. em- gag: SP Am | nat they were unable to carry on | SP eee BO : MeESHANGHAI, Aprit 11.—C nee ploved in the ¢ A ee ae e & } — vaneit mon 2 lac - : , te . vi 7 a , ties RSS, POR : — Fag Roel “i : ; . ~] a “2 Mation is like three tr : yf The rriseo round- ™ cau house, and a retired engineer. felt | a . ef ae ; ' mW: hs 3B ' . ie ' } al himseif siowing up. He tired ea: ee cas tre a ee a ws +a. — - es ‘cliona, iy and as sluggish ait ; "the at ens . I - AT) i => >. = ae a? é f oy ; . ’ ; a.) y . | ra : _ , | - + } . : : ( . ’ re , ‘ r} , See . 1 ; ** ¥. : 7 S - : : | tho ’ .¥ i re . y i | ti iim et _a ; ~ —o r eiiry) owe. am ! ‘Zan taking Tanlac. This w er. The present ta rate if $1.3¢ PRE | UDIN i to te ~~ 2% | a rie : y Pants . : eee oe szetem. § And my/ ine special levies for Public. Li- a) Sa me 6 O8-Piece Dining-Room Suite—Buffet, Extension Table and 6 Chairs in genuine walnut veneer. since I broke them are strong-| brary, Art Museum and is at 7 7 @ 100-Piece Dinner Sets—26-Piece Rogers & Son Silver Set—7-Piece Damask Table Set. . ‘a eagle Ghee | Pomage ue 1 , , _ n : iam Cai oojective rf the rovern- bch iY ever. I . | ' nd i} , ' i ; hy i ) ~% ; | Mmny ? 1f "| > rea y ty . . , 1 writ” + rir, ov > a ‘ . ws a : : x * Stet . . 9 (), Cc ‘ ee 3 > IN : . D149 ich an event will not hke - duplicated = its concerned, which are vague- | ~ | r , . _ . " : 7 ' ’ ae =. 1 a aro . ~* . oe tn a x . ~ * . ‘ é . . Ta there was one. . fawn al fte camouflaged Ss ae , - , The China Cabinet Is Priced Extra at $37 | | conn. thee Of eee a 2g ifiicuit to gauge correctly. 3 | 4a 7 hed on the evidence boa} few weeks BR tyne vo eae P wR Es goth Lal rf a 7 druggists n the next harge that | sures @§ meditated with reality veneral massacre @¢*Cept 7 there was tricts, accomplish- | armed n the purpose pand killings were | Solas 1d characters Abot forces . REFRIGERATORS GAS STOVES Food| galvanized sliding | proder. Has | Hay 4 burners, fin. ove b Higa Chair — 7 ; dee ) Pie = ch | ble to iden al eee $19.45 ~~ $11.95 $49.95 ee SS FS Ee ter fm | Ten ai mamma to eit aay ; Pay Only $1 Down | Pay Only $1 Donn Bey 36° tees i Oe Mis 1 neleniealt tal a : E , ote rzes of .at- | DeGtEE | 297 ST A 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL | re a ee Se eee Pay $1 Down P ‘i owe > ia ‘ ‘ ; via “d sat 7} pe , Pay Only $9 Down RS et GY o4 widely A 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL a CIAL " rs , nt Oem eee . Buh ‘ ows ‘ a 3 Pc. Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite | Change in Missionary Seutiment. irreg@ N \ | ges we , ‘ Null ing in : if is ~—— oF den: Whi sytm To. ee Every Instru- : ment yh === == ee As = BAB s o - Spring Find You Languid? Waste Impurities in the Blood Make One Tired and Listless. O feel constantly tired, lame and achy is often in- eo WTR tm mel | - hs dication of improper elimination. The kidneys are 3-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite o a) the blood filters. : is genuine, Angora M ered Sui ) | Good ee rere & leaks acted Sluggish function, however, permits retention of waste , NLY with s6 and b S | Pon | ; - ——— = —— ‘| : May poisons and is apt to make one languid, tired and achy, 3 1. Exact trated 189 + ill ii i As ) tired wheels. Ri ; Pay Only $10 Down | | $16. 85 with dull headaches, dizziness and often a nagging back- eo, metl tie | : 4b. E> = = \ 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAI | | | New! | SS San Pay Only $1 @ Month Pay Only $2 «@ Ment™ saienneins See ty hts aN rs “=f t= ¢ +s 2i 2 ATOnTR re MiY Da i 4 anti tiein e . ti - or i ee , fT hall alwave | otal Ses ed ) , : ee a et ore S , ' x —_ , ; , agtw ie . d cet, g doing.” ! T] a bet $2.95 om $19. 95 ; : Sis , ) , . raced with 100%, cotton, closely S$ bg Twe Intervention Plans. ‘ i ‘ n ev pi ie ae ‘ Pay Only, » a Month ' 1 mab . n: rtae . —_ ay ea Be, Twa 7 ’ of ef ry gt Fake. Sworn to before me, , vite Wig Pay Only $1 Down Pay Onlv $2 Dorn» =i, ea : oS aes . ; : ‘ Fits any day-bed . John C. Dannel. N. P — A 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 0c Weekly Pays for Any Phonograph No Interest—No Extra Charges of any kind Pay Only $1 Down 4 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Gition. ‘ - ’ é ¢* os YN <_< oe 3 “ : e 2 Sy 2 si tat | 5 7 “The Ho o ie overnment, dispersing ‘ 2 use of Honor yf Watch Tuesday's Paper for jf disarming all Chinese troops O Here Courtesy Bedroom Farnitare Day 4 : ing banditry aad restoring an’s Pills ae , | “Ses reckon ey ms er ae _ + ER NE einige, | Greets the Visitor : | Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys 6 3) TWELF 43rd Anniversary Sale | At all dealers, 60c a box Foster-Milburn Co . Mig. Chemists. Buffalo. NY | AOR WES eee SOUTHEAST CORNER EL: TH AND OLIVE STREETS - e) gfGr° — — “m+e%5))

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aly — T THREE. ALYSIS OF CHINESE SITUATION IN RELATION THPDSP PP PY nthe aT Perse JRARA Ee Z & nr Vege Jibisecens the Post-Dispatch presen fs ewith the first of a eekly revie rs. oO} China by Thoma ' Mallard, Mr. Millard, ing cabled spent journalist meaffairs. He . spaper u ork for more years, fier leaving Bhssouri. He served as Srries of fuaqrtion ii hose rficles are from Shanghat, in China pu bh. has been in active years and student of than Louis “in : , 3 Perywhere the ABY ‘CARRIAGES Md their homes meet) loote a The beli n work Vera} ver *paring Be o-ouch to wrkanizat ic $2 a Month SS athar Suspicious, A _wospaiggh —- - 6.85 @ Month Y ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ee Poa) Only nie Turning to th: pol Bient that strong Bork | bring on & ass ion of Chir MNitive action The chiet pl; Mirol of ‘th: Point bevon: MAngesha. thi Vince. Which ‘m™Me antiforeig Me Coastal port Mt indemnities onne Day Bed Mattress ; eats assur iré the prote ails , ‘ =, Gaiiy lot 3 inter, ie ason See W ood'« 7 eter , * les to control arppointn l’res ocaineetion, Struge rents s« may not parliamen er on the but they are or eee ‘ . ry ta? a i Leet. 3 René “PSs. jas! on thn nisSloen iebody Ok of ing con- eeded with the h te for vari- mong them the « } > ' ’ > lif ri¢ Oon- malod- the Pepper- +, 0U8H 000 Ke re- Woods fought at yne of ( on- n new Interest Woods, had he wuld have Men Stood. Where nswer the last question f iO al ] Coolidge’ those ake part Taylor economic , vy? gc opinion roads 'revT? lissioner wrote the the valuation case main disg#ent in advocacy 0) the out-and-out , still ee ne ne er ree ene ~ —_ — 4 a - ee. ins Gee ie : ~ — > NEN IORI RAC STOR ES See SACRO Rare ee a PZ te” Be ea Sie . sack nay * —% ad, Thomas F. Woodlock. former Commissioner Frederick Cox, Johnston B. Campbell, Clyde B. Aitchison, Balthasar H. Meyer, Joseph B. Eastman, roads In- ‘ rship of by) issioner F: dependent. Equal the previous experience ot the WaS a r¢- (*‘omn istman he Variety (*“ommissioners. One porter; one Came Up through the ilroad ranks from water Vas a highly trained college pro- fessor. leour o* state railway-regulating missions. In general, the commiis- sion has a background that entitles asonably ex- served as comMm- it to be considered a r pert body. If is in that respect to either the (‘ormmission or Trade 4 probably superto! 1rLiis- sion as now con President Harding ts showed a Various groups vy) he ven based tion—-that of former (* missioner (°ox on ground the traveling salesmen of the « try should have President Coolidge, in his ‘o Senator Reed of Pennsylvania ne Woods Aliaif, leaned lange policy of representation vielding toward the even more ous trments in ‘tions. sither poil appoin tn nterest O17 particular se if carried would break whatever character the commis- sion an expe) serving the national interes! John J. Esch. Nairmat may —_——— as pre a. oon ify? iMsiUil mmittee oO} eign Commerce. authors of the ranspor'te \dey now rating hand in the law f and had tion of Git which a large prepara the Hepburn greatly increased the or! al pow- . ¢ thorit) " " Be. ‘ Yani aiiroad Val Balthasar H. Meyer. Esch, in Wise academic reer He is ; tor of Philoso- iws of the hr eve Tt for the TaluaA roads much from the rai considerably more t! marks | ied one snaubhines lariff e down | body Underwood & Underwood. Ernest Lewis, Frank Henry C. Hall, — oe pryright by late Senator La Follette would have allowed. Hall and Aitchison. { thoroughgoing conservative is Hienry C. Hall, Democrat, appointed by President Wilson in 1914 and 1915 and reappointed by Harding in 1922 Hal) born in New York City and e Atnherst (and the Columbia University law practicing law in school. After New York City and Paris, France, he moved to Colorado Springs. He was Mayor of that city from 1905 to 1907 and later served a term as dent of the Colorado State The Hall as one of Was ucated at presi Bar Association re ogntee anch tends on the co Clyde B. Aitchison, Republican, another of the dissenting minority in the valuation case, Was appoint- |ed by Wilson in 1917 and renamed by Harding in Born in lowa, Aite attended Hastings yllege in and later re- ceived the in publie rimission hison that aide + ot State Univer- to Port- thereafter commission laws nine years, chairman) Railroad (Commission of and its Service Commission generally the middle-ground members of the Olrnitil ervice from thi Oregon. He went in 1903 became secretary oO! a to revise the tax f the State. Later, for was a member of the Orerzon Public sity of land and soon and revenue (twice . the Aitchi- classed as one of Successor, 71 «#2618 in sonie cases he roads vigoro isly in valuation case, he , ’ SSioOti neii up. Jobn B. bastman John Bb. youngest (44 liberal in his call himself kastman. the COMMISSION a Democrat man was appointed for lent Wilson by Hard- born in Ka- i\ded Amherst fast of hoato Lo iis Lae ral ted Stat hitration cases in was counsel various street ne was if the AaABSat’ [i mission Fastmar } rd for reubelic ownershift ailroads He goes the full “prudent ins the ma LMBICT way in his support theory. jority f the in ti ~ uis & ©’ Falion eo accepts a He support. the resu nti cA nm 2 COT - ae }>- but anic “somewhat Like ‘he eonsoli pose qd mal eile a? rie VW Though cordially theories ra Iiroad Ae mec ritye against spokesmen Washington Feastman as worker thout wi and a st ui a rad- idness. 3 one of hard ‘ai Ww the ablest men on the commission J. B. Campbell. Johnston B. Campbell. Centinued on Page >. hepub- PAGES —— - oy a ee ee eS ee a — ne ao oe BRITAIN REJECTS » LIMITATION PLAN —_—— : eT Italian Delegate at Geneva Conference Also _Inti- mates That His Country Cannot Support Proposal. TRIPLE TONNAGE TABLES PROPOSED Cecil Says Nothing Must Be Done to Prejudice Ap- proaching Three-Power Parley. _ —- —_- —_ fy the Associated Press. GENEVA, April 11.--Great Britain, through Viscount Cecil, an- | nounced at the opening of the dis- armament parley today that ft was unable to accept the French pro- posals regarding limitation of nav- ‘al armaments. The Italian representative int!- mated his country could not sup- , tonnage carriers, port the proposals. The French plan provides for three columns of i figures—tota!l necessary for a. given country’s security; total tonnage the country expects to reach or build during the period of the limitation treaty; and total tonnage in cate- gories of warships. These categor- ies would be battleships, aircraft surface craft not exceed- ing 10,000 tons (including cruisers and torpedoboats) and submarines It is specified in the proposa! that each country may modify the -allocations of its total tonnage a’ any time, provided the League of Nations is notified one year befor: the laying down of keels of war- ’ i ships whose construction would involve shifting from the program originally announced. Another important provision § ix that countries be empowered to distribute tonnage among the four |categories mentioned or only amonsg |such categories as may be deemed /necessary for their security. Objection to Pian. | Lord Cecil declared the French | naval railroads | their plan leaves the door wide open to competition, both with re- spect to size of guns and size of warships. The British Govern. ment, after close scrutiny. was convinced it would not give real security because it allowed gov- ernments to shift from building one category of ship to another merely by giving a year's notice. | ; ' master of arts | “Our naval experience is as great as any other Power,” he gaid. “The navy is vital to us, and the very existence and happiness of our people depends on our making no mistake now.” Lord Ceci] said Great Britain re- garded the Washington naval con- ference a8 a great success, and tha! it would be undesirable to imperi! its extension at the forthcoming three-Power parleys in Geneva. “which he referred to as the Coo!- has | _68, with tonnage idge conference. The future of the latter conference must not be preju- diced by anything done by the present preliminary disarmament COMM mission. “I am not a prophet.” the Brit. ish spokesman said, “but I hope the Coolidge conference will resu!' not only in limitation But also in the reduction of naval strength. | also hope the resulta will have a favorable effect on the genera! disarmament conference.’ Demolition of Warships. Lord Cecil said the Washingto: treaty had resulted in the demo’ tion of 21 British warships, 17 Jap anese and 30 American—~a total of of 1,861,000, veritable destruction of armaments,” he said Presiden’ (‘Owlidge in his Congressional me« sage had emphasized that the sig- natories had faithfully fulfilled the conditions of the Washingto reaty. He had also pointed ou! that it Was a great success, great’, lightening the burdens of the tax- payers in the countries affected and stopping the danger of a nava!i armament race.’ Italy's Reason for Opposition. Signor de Marinia announced that Italy, like Great Britafn was unable to accept the Freneh pro posal Hie opposed it not as Lord Cecil did, because it would disctosea too little concerning naval proe- grammes. but because it would die. close too much. Italy did not wish to have the naval programs revealed at the time of the signing of the treat: because political economic and financial factors must determin. their nature He proposed that the Powers he authorized to di+.- tribute tonnage among the variou categories of warships aa they ds sired, subject to the stipulation that they notify the League of Na. tions six months before laying th- of any warship. as provid: in the Washington treaty. France's Last Concession. M. FPaul-Boncour declared th the French project embedied +> last concession to be made France If she went further. 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odd i. =e me ee en PAGE 20 ST TOTTS POST DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 192 none A A - ¥ — mene eet, LALLA . ee = _— on a -—— _ “eye " wtr Nanking i oes ‘ . ™ y ae ; Ow Ti eyt sé ’ ; ' :. ogg Mactonngent sogeap ee } rt a) oe AN effl) enpetene and {fs legally competent to function vA rvé ait; ' : wegira ‘ ‘ | ’ i sataapeln . | | 1 wi hte Gooe Thie eonetrnuction ts based on the Supreme Court's pa rey | ' : | mn have Tine ntered decision in the ease of the Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms Gonate ngwainst Mal S. Daugherty. The Vice: TRE POCT. DISPATCH PLATROR™ 7.7 P lL know that my retirement wt! : ' oo P«, te A hat Preefdent hae vitalized his opinion by appointing r nee ta -tte crrdine! t typ ni fe ia? . otmatpnen, hat fe : ; Ganatar Feee of Ohio as a member of the committee principles, that ft will atware tinh: . . : for progress or reform, never to! crate injustice of corruption, niwnrs re " si vill | | : ‘ | ee coe i nnllcaetanaa ean erations. not »% dn inoted hv Senator Reed of Pennsvivania against ex ewe holon te &nyY pers aiw at ® | | newer _ ;, fr; AP as TAA h 4 fending the life Ot the committee wasa wasted classic oppose privileged classes and grty be ite . , J piundercrs, wevet inck «Ye PATh: weeabins | BE en, ectiere, eave | ’ m4 om: os make common Government seriously in a number of important activ- elfare. her. ' | sated ay ay we : age dnap at ‘ ; P . j by J n a ’ ot — ‘ ines | hie po ities and in manv instances imposed severe hardships, he satiefied = wit meres . , : | ‘e are ; Af _ tie } . news: niwayvs be draeticniiy fre: : yen eommended 1 are now but it failed in {ts prime objective. That objective peneeus) Gaver be atres S — ; v4 ald) A; icant | ee st or i@entic was to real the ereng. Whether by predators pie : , poses + O14 ae ree 7 — al disappoint further inquiry by the Missourl Reed's committees and 4 evnecceed Senator Goff, resigned. the desperate and destructive filibuster con of infamy rhat holdup, to be sure, crippled the ; ballot boxes of Pennsylvania against " . intor vert ¢ - . . : COOTRED OF eth Ate a . wenn ation hurv forever the evidence of Vare’s purported election Apri 16. 190" | ae ” a. — have mobilized the great ar It was an appalling personal sacrifice Senator Reed Ne ig cen: ‘ammon cause with the Senate » oate Ee 7 ra, the . ev . eS ‘owninely off Shanghai. It is of Pennsylvania made when, in defiance of p&blic o — ~ 4 ) : : TTERS FROM THE PEOPLE . , , — AY ‘act Aymperican.citizens in sentiment, public policy and the public welfare he ‘ver : : : Aci ¢ aa 1) be that we shal! stood forth a self-commissioned Cerberus to guard with the other Powers in any the Vare machine's secrets. But if the angels wept at mav have to be taken. Further this exhibition the imps of darkness must have he war ana ofl 4.2 to het sy , 2 . ogo Ewen that limited alli- grinned at a debasement as futile as it was tragic. For * ~~ if possible futile it seemingly was. The Dawes ruling officially all the Powers. including the clears the way for the Reed Committee to resume its The Saoon Vanzerni « ae . } ' . “nited Stat have been inexcusably blind to what work of exposing the evidence contained in the ballot a ¢ ‘Fy . Ww . * iM mr i prin f? ya wy . in the Sundav Post-Dispatch. Our to say, will be resumed with a will. Prof. Josef Washington Hall of the Uni- +o? ‘+ af Washington. who writes under the,pen FRENCH HUMOR. of Upton Close. He has spent 10 years in China The French, like other more or less indigenous and therefore speaks from first-hand knowledge. He peoples, have a humor all their own. It is satirical s , 4% . rt 4 . wee & . ee r that the era of exploitation of China by and ironical. It seems to say one thing while actu- makes cleal he Western Powers is ending. He supports that con- ally saying something quite different. It speaks with a wealth of industrial and political data through Rabelais through Voltaire and through as to the awakening of China. China is in revolt lings as e plan of naval limitation which agrainst the white man’s practices and policies. It is ind Royalist members of the Chamber : * ’ Sty My TET th a mere sentimental revolt, either. It is an or- of Deputies have just asked that body to indorse. MEE Me rae Pots ST Nie Ae > MS oe , — — by ave canized, determined revolution against the whole Could anything be so obviously prompted by a bee ae ie Pat Seas eis ‘te x hk pion Sin aod tyrannical polity of special privileges by which the satirical motive as this plan? First, these French- ee SS io ey A ate wee > Ty es — . an tiie np a oat PP eas foreigner has been a law unto himself in China and men propose that battleships and large cruisers be has, among other things, enriched himself at the ex- abolished, though they know that their own nation pense of ili-paid, overworked Chinese labor. has few new ones herself, and that the two types 6? \os$}/ 33% ye ae » f ene oes! oe PR SF guite sure that the 2 In addition to this economic and political uprising of ships have practically been discarded by all Pow- . fe Tf A es Ve id a5 ¥ Finase a mane p 3 i sal poe re agually intelligent ere has been the mighty military campaign under ers. Secondly, sy ask that submarines be abol- “ity ath Ae AR Lae ery! Nee 0 , wy? ee tm | efi wary ridin This man Vanzetu is on _ mes’ the leadership of Chiang-Kai-Shek. Certainly the Te- ished, providing ( sritain agree to have no {Meet tec) Sit . “g econ 2 oven ony algae onsible statesmen of the Powers have been aware more than twice as many | cruisers as any other | : are that Napoleonic thrust. It does seem, then, that European Power, though realize full well that xe Saat i ar a : , aa fter he and ordinary foresight the Powers might have England would not consent to be led into such a > 1, We Sree once = ere A. ft ; aims" , reau urrough ee, iark +» ¢ r ’ > »t+he a " c ° 3 ‘ wd nee . ; - o c — teas Se . = J we ee Ss Sut) ones every ep atten and the. a, read the plain signs of the times and are still re-,ing the world how very ridiculous France rates all ee , -- By NIE : ‘ : , : fusing to accept the order of eviction and the man- such plans. Concealed in it is the poniard of Vol- s | ; y i ; thhy , ee « eee Ip the on Shanghai. oo 2 | - SS eae nae Ghee ster The United States cannot justly participate in any | BROADWAY HANGS ITSELF. | i Ja A M I N UTE : feature. “Special Delivery,” naval demonstration that undertakes to stop or turn | The once light-hearted and light-minded childre: (Copyright 1927.) fe a in which Lda * - ae back the clock of destiny in China. We have been of New York’s Broadway have found a new pastim: ——— _ | amg s uM Prone, " "eee China's one white friend in the days of her impo- But they are not light in either heart or mind as the} THE WORLD'S GREATEST DANGER, Jefferson and a correct answer and solution A bile Accident zs hese Suet, Se fll-Kept Streets tence. We must maintain that fine historical role verbally burn in effigy the Governor of their State _ JOSEF W. HALL (Upton Close) in the erfectly reflected. ‘hat happ: at ae Sap ogether with bright subtitles, are the Poet-Ligpater ‘now that China is throwing off the yoke. d the Maye he rate World's Work for April. If it d: ‘d on its present Congres- (wonde1 Li appened. which runs Democratic party would The cop gave the signa] for traffic @& to be awfully ? » i ; ai ‘ "an 4 o* im ® > . " snappy © tne interes. #s#Us- ee ensorship o stage, . mith and Jimmy Walk- is not my intention to predic 1e ; nse gi , | . d L A. id ie. 1) if ‘on jie because ~ 4 te xrin cust | ' an’ thie _ starts JEFFERSON AT JEFFERSON CITY. r have plunged the pleasure chasing devotees of rend of events in Pacific Asia will bring Guten : sale ers sie: makis | eT. left turn from Eighth. : ™ —_ ’ ‘ - 7¢ . a on P — . - tas . * —- > + 5 “ - ‘ ‘ — —— - . " Pr : on reat White 4 it nethermost slough nother great ir. ich an nt hap r, if its o1 lization should di n ." — Se : lat guy ‘ . > . ¥ . ) j vy antor. erstwhi , (‘antor. himself, is to the task of holding e 1 his audie se on the happened? ) ae ee ee ; ture owever. you wWiil get a f this story of ll aa: cael oh eee eel There has just been installed a: Jefferson City, Mo. . #3 7” ' 4 ** ; > _ 14 - ‘ : - . f 2 > Ria a a bd . ae4a\ bs Rii ba ‘ #iaa ; : e e : a pm bi : ee as ha a4 i ii ' ia » : . : ies . . .. ; s _ : Fie , ——- “ wowlent newest conception of Thomas Jefferson. The artist at fix. It has sinned the sin of sims, 2.4 americ + merely to be fair but aleo | WHAT WE OWE TO CHANCE. Boy, they sure plowed into each @ ostn who captures | believe Lhes Dad JUGE II "4 {ror ; ; a7 : * : 4 | ‘ ‘ 4 é oe * . = _ 7 >) Ven =? } 7 Glass 7 sh ee ieee San is James E. Fraser, who also did the statue of Alex- d ee Saale hh se Siic hf P4 evarTc, iAnG ; ie ust . a i+ no = ec? r) a | Or Sy rr hh ¢ —" . ‘ hii i aa ‘ A Aa; 4 , ‘| , (i,U0rli a - ' ree «> hr g > offered submit to censorship. apprehension among the thinning ranks of + tae ane ee : © cop was standin’ over by the ee ae poate Goctors " niles . 7 . . . : ; 7 , . ' Ti ‘oh . é ve ae > : s% MS e c n- store, an’ this guy didn’t have Be ny o aS e complet on ght. an’— . ‘a idence of their public. Word | on, ee ' et around from Paris Sav, fellow, watch where you're goin’. & . - - _ we - ;' Adele, the rettiest Well, move on, big boy; some of @ p } tre ‘Ta e has eve a work to do. nh ever pageen Ss current x eserves its fate. It has shown ingratitude, be intelligent about Asia. “4 | FLOYD W, PARSONS in the Saturday Eve- - ‘ iat it would have to wa: its own dirty linen or A Jefferson City without Jefferson was always an ies r or anomaly which the State of Missouri has happily cor- rected. Nor is the Jefferson th -ast interestin Broadway, in reply. iI . ‘ , 7 ms , hv rity ns’ lav iur . - ‘= Gover oT Mavor ti . i j | ¢ (33 iii F Paid eg tv | ind . ar *: —_ i - : my Der sie . Using permanent pav- object in the one million dollar art exhil i hel oe wees , derteiaesee and Mayo! a etal ae ‘in we ‘sited. to uphold desi Cee Ts oe ug fuc aephealt or concrete “her ' , welcomed the suggestion convenient way of de mee: ne Oa ae ee that bath were found to ! far superior to ch ee ———- a Missouri Capitol. The shadow of this interesting man . i a in one form or another. paled Mm apperPeniy 10 judgment used by that ins avoiding the obnoxious ty f offici sor- ‘fetes neeiie aay ee ae ™ ome revees departpent and the wri: ) grows as the perplexities of the country grow. It = ee y of cial censor mm China to Turkey I found a gtate of at the casein in the cheese had done the . > » ad Ns 4 a3 , : , - e - ‘ & aa . s ; & £4 4 . a: : 4 i 7 | P Sip. mind among the Asiatic peoples, embodies ; a ; . gest H ie high time the people of | was long ago realized that in foreseeing our need of P ‘ et a Aeesagean BREN Tagaensett , ck. Thi isclosed a possible improve- pees ae had gone inte the hané@e of i . nt when } . that on) = le ¢ 1 great popular movements and directec al Re Re qr iat was it’ — wii: rif wis YI e forward and , n- Louisiana and braving every hazard to secure it he But wh ii it found nat it Cc ild inveigle this : me Fs ; ' athe elgg il ot : a Len wo! th +} na ‘ do] are . . es, ; rine - her old lowers i Veg ; « & iryv into ind rsing almost evervthing it offered - po 2, 4 eri ui OrganiZalions bee ier if adersnip manufacture a . engin iii tiow did i? happen ? + I ; rif rl ; ” . ; , : aati jh ; f ALIUOT Sia ILA VS i Ch Siddall ‘ ii . — G@isiuié Lu ‘ sePpnone neineers va Pa , ; displayed to a marked degree the gift of prophecy. we | ~,. | Of competent men, which has everywhere sini 3 | The cop was standing over by the Neocking to ts ii crea a cs - } . } Pr ‘ é £17 e what did Broadway do? Did it show the discretion thi ‘ la aim ‘ — ei e +7 he te _— ’ tO) fh Sat : nd iro a oa tir; and paid homage | We have been slower to realize that in the Bill of 6 ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee a for narrow ribbon talking to the Sergeams | ™ S| 9 - ¢ + — , ‘ + FS oe a* 2s : ‘ sahil s 4% : ‘ " ‘ got? : r th Riehts this remarkable American as clearly foresaw ‘9 Censor itself? Hardly. It loosed a flood of por-, alien and arrogant foreign domination. Tare uy comes down the street driving Be ae . y young & erie avas eee. 4icx se 4 + Pe ag : ‘ . 4 ; | nN ss r} i ° _ ‘ or 4 . " , ved . cuiminate this | ’ ; drunk, and— , a eaiget ¢ +3 nn oe ss lA PF): ~ P _ a , « he £4 Bee aeah W Thursday Sherwood Eddy spoke on the domestic ills that would afflict us. increase the spee a OG CGY spoke on aracy _ alti sure sell some punk liques,, an to present degeneracy of the mos evolti : ; “Mhat Would Christ Do if He Came Washington was the father of his coun e P : E ij Sie iF INE o St. Louis?’ iture to suggest that Lincoln saved the Union. But as the problem of liv- Stig fi- q 4 " “oOrid i} 5 .) 14 ) Z . 1 le 177 ¢ 7 } dies wee” ae Sa s creat ine here together happily and equitably tensifies ness Now it will } ave to take its wet to live we lean always heavier upon the democracy of Jef- ' r ( hat this llenge itute ie oe a ro ; rib a nen ieee - geht bave seen the au tier U1 , ra _ ' ae . . - no R : normality down to the Battery anc ss the in th oo = “ae patty gyggivteee | s) f 1 his luncheon pail te he cop was standing over by te 3 aren $1 oan denials iain . - ny ? sd ° +} q . 2 44 = »' 7 | . : sake . . Ly » s , riTyiec - ‘ =e ; « 7 . ‘. = : Kit a « 2 » + _ eTsord. orvUina e V, 1e as in t e i © 112 its “a : : . " 7 ; ca 4 Ge ’ . . ry 4 7} . risar Trig , a " Tt ee Te than B00 ol; ; ANG enniless “ es : ; : 4 _— . direction of Paris and Vienna. fe) ae should not See "SRE ORME S53 f [ ha Sail over tne Fiux, : . J ries 10 keep from much greater monument than that at Jefferson City. ¥ ee ee ee ll off the shak: hy ) jay-walker, and this other guy : *“*\ blame Al and Jimmy for it light. They have ition existing anywhere in the world to i i to | It is not, however, made of bronze. It is made only nity aleuun-aeneiiiiies Fe wee . orld 1 merely give oadwav all e rope it has asked re renee scuntiticn fl of such fiber as we ourselves possess, and what that a a ae ion that united ; : . for. Broadway has done the rest itself. a was solved. A ! ’ PO crnsdimemnneentionieninn experimenting in his laboratory, : ‘ oe Tr 4 nN 2 n 7: 3 oo — ee == HPD om -—- ---—- —. a Aeon +}, “2 SERS er ° | sel s agora + eld lag If Sinclair Lewis is to write a book about politics the Ratlway Age. tentiv opened the wrong valve é + st | as df wo ' ee ‘ P! i ! [ i} ‘ Hnerwise, the condition of these OUR HUMAN CITY. : ne —- rhs ae jeart din . ’ 7. like persons. They have human characteristics, cus riat yt or Lei CAB iti ‘= When Charity Failed. the Bliior of the Post-Dis Cl "Tk" } ” ’ oe ~ . > Wi = : af nography worse than any ever seen before. It be- ‘hese movements may not om year or the next; the challenge may no¢ be yeu Mewetsiin of the cable six times military for many stages of its development ‘ . was that no one seemed that would weld th nds of the ribbon fnto 7. (ne ig a tk orkman joking- they sure do: now I was to 8 other day, and— sort. vet to come Now Broadway will have to pay for i! : now. mor . ae he dorsen t it would got no sense. acientist in France ys m cop had fone to teil some guy not? : park, and— What happened? $f Gelay the closing of the lodging "T"> a4 C71) ; ome » 3 - vo , : ie : m oil electric locomotive and the stor. could rectifw his mistake several!) T? : he has his Elmer Gantry all cut out for him in “Big ioe or clas Os Tre Se.cLieG nm & LASS om : batterv locomotive are hoth prom- Bill” Thompson. hi] fey. bi ae : | Eee possibilities in f) im paign lim ee ae sa teat wee Oiee ene ane There is this consolation—should | Decemtralizing the Governme toms and habits. And in no way are they more like inate smol noise and 4 As lon ? tas rch for liauid ox , nis become more common, permanent —_ 1; : pga — | BLUFFING ABOUT OUR IMPERIALISM. aiiiel WiiteatA die, witht a teed rch for liquid oxygen. Again a “ Renee Fy oe = "Mistaken Identi To the Ddéiter «ff the Post-Dispatch. persons than in their trait of. getting a good or bad gE wen a es t "eae us : : ne sensational thing. oe. . o . KM mor . ail ‘ tian ; " : bh a - iy wna - niiel « sa nails 3 anit R Seen - P ; . | st eg HAWES AS WAS TO he eX - reputation. f I - . . wr s.d ' “i . an f¢ . night P a . ty Again. That famous national dualism ay (re you must ha t rise lav if speaki like idealists A ~t like xg ' an nee have organized form ected £ is es . ise i we have of speaking like idealists and actin ike | Ivnami nd } cc from hi am paigt pron is¢ a. St. Louis {a at present getting a verv bad reputa- a : ; i x ; len ric? zeae J iki T° . ? é qd ’ am | and lg Xs vA ori ? norter and hes made a beginning toward decen- hard-boiled realists—has never been better demon- ; - on the re My | : serena ercattig tare mie mane ne 25 HE ets : ” aeceaieaial , ahi sae be i iT an a : we Uunhcersiand the sitvatvion. ~~ a . or s a. t 7 owde Ntteh to tralizing Washington bureaucracy by in- tion for smokiness. It has crowded Pittsburg out of strated than in the way the average American re. property adiointr ilroads an he THE PROPAGANDA FUNNEL. . . . = F ee ee ee ee ed ee earn 5 a CET Rye may indicate that our nationals are simply on the ‘ J ze Acts wheneve if 38 charwed that ic Gove me is pOilutio oO. © air DY SIT anGgd cinders. rrom ,ocromotive ‘ngineers’ Journal! @vane o + _ + elate Commerce Commission into dis- the gas companies of Texas—which we have always ) avg Oe genus Transportation is vital to elt he eee — - vanes reports are See tricts . pursuing a policy of imperialism in Latin America peat ecg Chee seta PEA Se. es bathing suits are to be shorter Gaa& ie ae regarded as somewhat of a backward State—are warn. solution of the freight termin: roble | You are remind that they sald “# The bill is particularly interesting as' ' In the face of this charge. 1 tendency of the Amer- aa o hand inh & wettie 06 ei) aa — ee ee reminded that they J : . : ane ing Dallas and other towns to profit by our horrible |. : will FO Hang in Hana with the motive-powey | = . be done” when men first attempted & éheciosure oO; the Senator s plan to ican {s to aenyv $ it forthw ith an a | conden n it as an nrohblem It ic possil at the / Fz change a condition that we all agree is|;example and not do likewise. Experts in the breath. 3 a Mineege RG | steel pagers Pg Fig ' . é | ; insuit to the national honor: Even thongh the facts gine as we now know it will become obso- iY Presiden: bad. But I wonder if he isn't using a/ing of dirt tell us that we inhale daily a teaspoonful : lete. and that the movement of trains wit} Up /» ae an . —— ‘ ; ita’ | si ‘ ais af La Ls ee edik we '8eai- (LAG ¥ - 4 ri} , nmril 'flobert rifle where the game calls for|, + ac a ny eemeocant? ey: ) Ve : : week of April 0 Apri = tenh Ww , hy of soot hunt for mal ae . in our cities will be accomplished without by. , ; Forest week National Porest week ey an elephant gun” iy not settie the! : it oO nNanogany, o1 ir ceptors, the man in the ne av the Aleturhanc hin? MI) ei eal _ NAVIONAS 2 Orem rel , i i & . ; . _ any or toe disturbances whnien are now th Wiis) f ’ . re! imnm ¢- } ¥¥4 * whole thing by moving the entire depart- | This, of course, fe a terrible state of affairs. But . ae Wi fy reiation to log rolling or fence @® - mente to various sections of the coun-|like a person who has earned a bad reputation, St. actions some altruistic “My , - ‘Wr, 3 P ‘ : if SOTIIC bLTULSLiK MuTpos en ee AE is \ / he m orn ¢ hon @ try, as for illustration Louis hasan alibi. Whether this alibi is as excellent aie. a : stostas DEATHLESS JEFFERSONIANISM iff} if af Kae Then again. in the old days peepee ae ~ ; —" ; sareiy, However. His AceuTs nee ; t? | in nf ‘ é ‘ : . > ? Gl j i A cy a 9 thi » ik thy i a 1 ie ‘ ce 3 Poet Office to St. Louts. Mo as the one Pittebure used to offer—which was the i ince In the wisdom of a PS RE GN aE ; . n there was no place like home, — - Tt * te 2os8ton X as 118 attem ¢ at apolowetic« has LAeT _— en rQeasa 4 a Lath bita i‘ e iTna i re. es 2 Omen, Mase belching steel mills of Homestead—ts beside the point , ™ as been given a sever wremweam pmrecare ‘ | LAB Su ' Labor to Pittsburg, Pa folf In that famous refers nce « ork the A} anach a OVERNOR RIT‘ HIE. Mary land SAv® et eae ; ~ “"uggesied ré So: ppt te janano! But it is at least more human. It is just that the — a — : ~~», Vi. State motte: “ . x oe make? Justice to Indianapolis, Ind Gotha, there appears, as of 19°94 a list of eet the the Democratic party should stop 7 - tO iis be justice, Lin State to Chicago, Il! cheapest fuel we can get is the sooty coal of Southern ORE oe suabbdiine and select some $ y | , — most of it.” Pe . “eet . editor bluntly calla Americ ‘nnryt nt ara? ** = SQ UA Aid ani BE ie CT SOM ¢ 1ssille i fieht bh) ' ; - a Navy to San Francieco, (a fliinote. : an “provectorates In this for 3 — sa Interior to Houston, Tex Now fen't that an alibi which a person might give? list are Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Liberia and It has issues to fight for. but its leaders be | ~ I ickings.

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Bi TO APPEAR IN PLAY “ONE MAN’S WOMAN’? PLAY | cst of entertainers in a miniature the California legians, singers) Mrs. Alice M. R. Van Hise Dies. ‘ eae the om» tated? Prees musical comedy which and dancers A ‘ated I l | : ae oS =| ocial Items ‘od | “i % 3 ‘ 4 ‘ IN A CLASS BY ITSELF with a snap and a bang. Carroll “The First N! .“" a motion pic- MADISON, Wis., April 1ile- inch LOUIS PUSICINGRIGH, __- MONDAY EVENING, APRIL. 11, 1927 _____. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ PAGE 21 ° iZ ‘ . - 4 , > a Ti ¢ F ’ P nS | “si Alice May ting Van Hier JOHN G N himself is a riot and with him is/ture with Bi and Walter a . ~— on ot . ” — P ' : a ' " ANI ‘sf Bane oa 4 the pretty nn Greenway who Hiers in the ¢i s a good picture | 71 years old, widow of Dr. Chach ’ oi pene JOHN HOM Pa . tr oe Drama So Poor That Audience AS- |. sings hj« songs in a arming man- |} and the entire 11 is far above the | R. Van Hise, former president ° Moore, Walter de la Mare wrt ARID HOLMES of 6500 For- SON g: larmin , var ; ; } : preity ’ ‘jac sin, 12 ; oP ; ' : sis Ls itt Purning it Into (‘om- ghee Ken Murray. a youthful come- ordinary “1) } ‘ Ti good . ri | nive rsity 0 VW iscon in Wharton and Anatole Irance. yihne boulevard, their daugh- . ‘+S _ NS IN THE vy 2a 4 3) UEhneCsS 4 a) ;. = r. Miss Mary. Brooks Hol ‘s, and ii0- — - : sw Luar She rman yr avils ial ¥ »TOQ ; OimMes, an¢ i" . e . ; ; ’ | : if ai "§ in os edy Before Evening Ends. dian who is genuinely funny and | ville entert: it. r. P. co Her humane ne Tle ae ‘ WaSa Sane cCricic wearns Simon and $ luster). , | . 25: . Holmes’ sister. Mra. William ic x “One Mins Woman.’ the most aus * ame aes es RSE wee a ew ork dik : ee a se yy UZ {) iica Spe nm and attended a Session of the Leg- ; y Y . . 1 i ' ] ] \’ . : it} th 5 \" i] "Teas y * : ley ] 1. ; . 5B. Ath aes d y “204 . Ter ‘ . ~* ‘ ™ } r } ae ePpavliet Samay Pep Easter Hats Trimmed and Sport Sty le S TPAD fee eG, Ap ® piano } } . le’ o e@ agement hopes . a week 8 & aplla! : i . Shubert r } know wild life, here) by moonlight MO ey oe a + tne ae Po. 1. Pee a ' yrs eee 7 Sete tobert Burkham eorner aL hit . ‘ 1} " ; 1{ ris 4 i ~ | ate i i i . VWs Sstminster place With “pier er, Mrs. Horatio N. 7 a ‘ teas, iy ets. el ae nid that if + gaat pook, osteti vith other distrac ne f th thrilling story. , me wt Miss Margaret Burkham. wisureiy |): 3 oe THE VICTORY LDER By been in Firenzi, Italy, for oe ts : ¢ } ; sets ‘i ! rnoawDps ! Is ¢ aa é . P ; ; ‘ a . a "oes 1 a » Dio ae ry> i , , a , " ot SG ] rater) 7 i1ue ry rudgqe- ple a alates oat a } oster Johns. (John Day & Co.) ; veral weeks. ] ney will spend ea >: dey “ i 4 35% Or fly ‘ cr € , iefure since PuUubiisnel fes A *} rece of he | . tuations true Pp’ A mystery novel of exceptional , U ness of t n la is ence, lured we Memsaty «: H4 : eat . : . _ Wsg ¥ r expectancy ing somewhat a ee ee Oe i ee ee ee fi o> eptacw kd - = N.S a ant RP eh “ > : x) pretty iW, ialirl urst | o pales ~ a ee ee ee Ld ie Easter season in Rome. and | ir home in June. Mr. and Mrs. Burkham have taken a house \iass., for the sum- and Miss Burkham will make?» bow society In the fall. VIost of the crow the end of the second + KE NP A TE A ce vu quaint cor Of PO} : sa ae . so ! ites soning } ae lton. ignt pees rson avenue is convalescing at addition oe ; ; ing , ‘ In a ie bey hie , he Jewish Hospital from a recent may be 1 1h level nefore Wa here a time when eg VS te ae —Whiting Photo many ungiffed and bored women Li 4ONn 1 2 rding house, said 1ual reunion of the St MISS THELMA COYNE. the downpoi ia "?@ ‘ ’ | } Works ours hove ‘Wes = > _ . satire ma Alin ‘ q lvoke Club ind Mrs. . . BaP : ; 3 | | 1 McPherson ~ ‘ lected Pues i Barrett of anton, ! Mrs. Bar- “He sponsible for “HI le =e Moun- . “ ne —er . “ tains of rvinia.,”’ ‘hasing Railn- : ny ee hows and ther m ical hits, is he (jr- i a a ey « rett is i j ] ie©r : ,usan, and ADVERTISEMENT ¢ Q : i a / . 9 Southwood avenue, a LI i S a lunch nee , ° 4 7 | , liated On tiie : | eeemernestanes be J re i Tad an i ee for | ‘ “+9 itor. saturday, March oO. wi! mY) If the face powder you now wuse Dougias Ca | I] does not stav on long enough to guilt tt}. communes Ai nal f the e ° a Aa Mrs. Sejot 7 vas \lis sah) you ~t } Q hy - . : ‘ _— / saq°aer and (,randson : ~ . o ee* eee we eee ety . 5 - 4 , traffic and this biz sap starts easi ‘4 —— arie Pro ane harles Ra we nce t] Pioneer Auto - \ derbilt Soins agi iiteesee 2a Seat SSDS ae cote net : plowed each. other r (0 pies n shamefull: lima. oft William os oh esl es 4 tiie. rr | 23 h? OK and in in iass, tay comes when ‘ — _ » oe i f r, } Aamociated l’ress | th} tee - ‘ af is ia A : a sae me us g@m 2 '*' Madam Adele, the pretties Eddie Cantor Here. minieitiinnial ti ae a gon 1 ail and bk wong Seni Hi Y,\\\\| that are now s0 much demanded. Fine _ 5 ee ei actress Fran nas ! DDIE CANTOR, mot pietu Ee AO TRE 3 gS iat -’|mother was the Ul she ly tailored garments in double breasted ork to do. : be, A. - P * eisdie ue | 3 Wil . That was it? me gene into the hands of the tar whose picture, “Special De rter’s sc! at Farmington, (°° OO UT Way ig models. Ideal for business, street and ow did it happen? : = 2 Fas ee 255 ivery, is being pla) a | } By the Aso er Ane (11 Shi yey SS Gop was standing over by the Post ° 30 years before flocking to the| yfigsourl Theater. arrived in §t : pee ‘NEw TORE. Aol a | : school wear.” Every woman should have ffice, talking to the Sergeant and this swaeaga ww flere ‘ & ts a Saga 7 youis yesterda nm mn ‘ an ‘es . gee iter i F sa bal wea r ime in Fra! one to “save her good Coat. Some are y comes down the street driving like he colin O : Fenty 3 E1Th | +¢ oll fron ) ) ere ; ae drunk, and— | Se eat ga = S. vail — ve ‘mor — ee hey sure sell some punk Nquor, dont ee oer, = VER the Hews- | pearance at 9 o'cloc onigl bas ape trom aaiate, dS per ge eae oe : : ey? ; rri¢ 2 : “ is : 3 i ‘ si Missoul 7 : =" c ar an - iat “we ry ’ oo 1 VW Wi ‘ ve . Boy. they sure do: now I was:to a friends} Saggy eae Sp A none _ | ote . sla ible | Rls | : rae ing supplies ) 3 : A SMALL fouse the other day, and— ee ee ee Be ; Re ees Sage = ; "ag ge et Re ee ver his . . | Phat happened? : BH cause one of her old admirers in-| ‘GORILLA’ AT EMPRESS MAKES | tionbereer of 37 Westmoreland | refugees and giving ov: ing | DEPOSIT HOLDS he cop was standing over by the bank@ © — Hind coming iy piriease0 , ‘Sey oe ag PERE DOS mane. eee. prtenag tice 8 aiiedimbiness 7 : | ANY GARMENT Salthis guy tries to keep from hitting Mme O°°T the warmed-over Toast of the! MONKEY OF MYSTERY PLAYS | Vonherec™. Uliss Rurn Tlonberger. |cent h ee eas « Kuen . : a a Fat ee Be a 27): ) bs , - F ’ . an . ; iCesS ; wae ec ‘ ‘ \ Ay-Waiker, an ils other . guy skidde ; Rise ) . ' Honor / to him; and— , . Be Be aa. Sine i agtana she pein diee . e faymond Brown and Bhebhbie Ome people ain't got no sense. “hep Ree a ey ae: eG Itced Provide the Fun as Two hey sure ain't. ee gee te ap -. Burlesque Detectives. fhat happened? | ee eee it inen he cop had gone to tell some guy not & k, and— What happened? 7 aa ° this consolation—should divo more common, permanent marriage - om a Mistak be the sensational thing. Bu- | wher : orld War, he ae Pe silk crepe lined. ee en Identity Again. > 1 OY me > a > »‘ imore \t id i P| Clowns.in France have organized for more less work. Shorter and funnier, 4 underetand the se Advance reports are : this years @thing suits are to be shorter than ever. POU are reminded that they said “It can) done” when men first attempted to f! * . ” President Coolidge has designated thee eek of April 24 to April 30 as National § ‘why aia ters must have had a Don Fu wrhs plat ee Mase! Huntington Arms Poorest werk National Forest week has ne hee ITO} ut avs MATTE | yyy 3 mn ti fc Of lew ana O! dation to log r ling or fence mending: = daddice x a | Lee ssa while 1 new cans r ge 5560 Pershing % Beautiful Rooms 52 ! a : a , Pitt, sie sos ” — wn he With Then again. in the old dave people used - 4 eu ia ITI wend art of t) r he villain. T Modern , | $8 Week © think there was no place like home. ) lene Oo, the young iad) Kdward ley s Credit be it | Fireproof Lavatories ....... _ e “ P a “npersonates someone i > ire the role ¢ rr ey Hotel Share Baths — ee $10 Week ' ? Suggested revision of the Massachuset™me to trouble with her real) paper reporter without undue show Service Private Baths ...$16 Week TAILORED COATS! : " State motto: “If this be justice, make the in the 3 ‘a fe , stent Map a, Ser ‘ ft pad : P mete eseey bi eager —z POIRETSHEENS! Ost of it.” - ie a. | iy é rat | fies tetas ta rc yet oauction of | woman in the cast. And beneath |= sien IMPORTED SPORTS Edward I‘ Doheny, arguing for ® S §6bar 9 gat eet heey + ES | fearsome make-up, iam Ca AMP* _# ! Missal of rib a, ecaatenorste, claims t ‘ , Ai whicn, In the din nthropoidal th FABRICS! Pail, having no authority to make wee : “ : iG : * A : einaiaan Ul e} rai 5 Z Smart “1 edding Gifts | In New Shades of Blue, Gray, Tan, bDOuld not be bribed for that purpose. E : aginneraian Assen Th i -_ or a ae oe mt & at Reasonable Prices 7 Black and White min trying. \< RUMMAGE, SPORLEDER. who nas|,. rrr. cocd show, considering te: || MADRE C=EDCOCORACOES 5 3 MISSES’ WOMEN’S STOUT SIZES ard evidentiv ijeVve there is no , - . < ‘ iy beljeves that ; A Cinethriller. Bnabbishneas ic an estimate of one’s abil« | moved uptown rom tt i ' x : rs | mY oof * ™ | ont | 3748 Washington Blvd. 7 , : 13 to 19 16 to 40 42 to 48 KLINE’S8—Basement. ities concurred in only by the estimator. iol to take command of azz band at the Grand Central, is cues that must be met promptiy —_ 5 my = | a a noo gy : :. | FURNITURE POTTERY Travel is called « 1 p&ccation, ‘@ main‘attraction a thi u to keep everytiimg propery © er the Marines in * rua, it is a C™® this week, but “Easy Pickings.” ' ing. H. ! Bervative education : 1? i.

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PAGE 22___________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH___ a — _ st end moving for «definite ae =. . Ka, osed Out, as Low as | stepped from the |4147A “e oth Chinese and foreien- 5 | a at OE aes “esti sc McA red. ; ’ Pas. avenue, stepped from the | 4141 £ wy a4 rower, mY a riz i rei. irei . i) asst _ * (eee asre= . — : , sae thei & 4 sare aa . aaa . ‘ ‘ » a behind his heme after at his en : 2.4 . itomobdtie at 1 § too . oe. . ‘Oo : $8) i i . Rit “ > ‘ 8 y2 , his a 4 ~ i » inn * i Lak ‘ ~ , . . . s PS CE Ee Sar e. oa R444 a tte ag ; ‘ ; rs ™*¢ or? ™ . oe: . es > o a in a A ; one @ | eS ta 4 «4 4 nm >? . — set er - ”~ ~ thee . > ‘ " te es ft | OM Pa! ; 4 : Ps ° ‘_ > on | ‘ i) = . : -- . haa a a4 44 ALGAAS aa ; A ’ ~ 4 >» - aiezeee . naling + ih % 7 ~ * ‘- ‘ >: ; ; ie Pre - . . naa thai» ~+ .— ‘ry r ‘ Bs in? . y - : more oT 7s ~ y €> i Phi anaad 4 i Fi kG "; 2 FE (New York) radicais fea! — oo 3 ie 1 "Li = - = EDEN 1900 CATARACT { En. 2900 1506 Ambassador Bidg. a iting a Tr ion on Na- Or — Back . es ry ‘s 4 SO ey U 2 &:-= LP 7 , ni ete , noe ‘ Few n « J - ADVERTISEMENT Hasty Action Not Needed a tors an 1 B00 macis ts if itt Bee Se ie a a aa WEEPING price ~edieieue On guaranteed het wma Therefor sty foreign action is —.,. on Sicdh en ee Hy 7 - = = $3.00 to $3.50 ! . ’ ; hast reign itamines that make flesh, creaté nt yeome and bath = «$4.00 to $5.00 . Electric Washers—some used in demonstrat- ' The will b lenty of EEF es ee ee ae a 1) a rooms and bath - ‘ : ; . A CLEAR COMPLEXION : ASPET oP Rie pp ee eet ee ee rae be Gale sample yoo (tinest in America) ee a ore ing, some slightly scratched or marred in handling, , ' -_ lisease and putS good solid fiesh on . Ai} singie and en suite - . : . : : : ai lief grows that lchtene mean nid women. “alt PR others recently traded in and put in fine running fiuddy cheeks—sparkling eyes | sides will be calmer and Burt it’s repulsive in taste and Haha Mee 7 order. Every one priced for quick sale! Each Aaa ym en ran seca a ee ee | OT : , CIS already ‘© sme, and nearly every stomach re PIS oT C ; : carries new machine guarantee and one year free : rds or ~ years treated scores O77 ’ ’ t t | Nal 4 ‘ tra 4 weis a e lL! sf abe 7: . ~ Fi J - ~ - ; q . > > ; . e ’ , en a iT ilve r ani ; b. owel aii me ntrs. * 4 . AF eh, we r Sy Ww men 23 nd omer } k eT) i ‘ Da ? “¥ - ‘F. . > = service. Come and take your choice! ring t} 1esSe years he cave hi ~ pa- De AE I EDS ea toe a . ‘fanded — with thea t¢imee ; . $e lete ‘ ehh mn Ne d j ae ' ya ‘ : cs 4 ~ 4 is i ; ‘ R44 ‘ ‘ aat AMAL ya a i 7 ou" ‘ - ; Saal® - 7 tients a substitute for calomel made 4)... petter classes of Chinese ‘ova Cod Liver Oi} Compound Tab a ae a S85 re (WEES 5 As Low as $5 Down Easy Terms of a few well-known vegetable ingre- ae ene tate wing lets—rich in flesh producing. healt} ES es | pe Wilts - (@ ite Star) ~ | e . dients mixed with olive oil, naming aig Maremma senate the ox. Duilding, strength creating vitamines , ‘ie it gGsksst Ome’ ia 2 é , Pay on Your Light Bills 44+ om “Aon rrle’ ‘ee ‘ ~ ‘ ns to aN r : 4 i «a 20 Te } > — 4 } at te silt ‘ te ; ee cre fs -& i¥i De _ va Dr. I thei ona Tablets. ete are headed toward : lan ‘ t 98 ePAsy at ea Cs ndy. As ab a} ery regeeoer | if , --% now them by their olive color. 2 | bias Try them for 30 davs if vou want tis a rr ber! . sc) Pitt : —_ a : | These tablets are wonderworkers rel i preci] ' wale : aa - ihe she to fill wit th e Ser] 7 nv hollowe in aR r ' ir fbi! ‘yi 5 ithe. b&b = * ame UNI N E ECTRIC onthe liver and bowels, which cause ‘@s¢ previously gained may ve to |ehest. cheeks and neck and gair 7 = i 3 18 TUES BGT BoEreG B | iP 2 = 1 normal action, earrving off the and intervention torcea Anere '3 strength and vigor. And bear thi i 2 LIGHT aste and poisonous matter in one’s much doubt about the actual posi- 5, , ind. if they don’t help vou in | | 4 +7. Ss: * 1%} le ‘ and WW Co. vst : > : i e nN & Ian : .al-% ae ° + temp \' § 7 VWQ5) . Tt) re + rPs on bite. ’ ’ ' oe { Laas a iit . 3° : I lg 3 face, asilow iook te nk s= > > 12th and Sts. —— ‘ The reiation peiween niang ; nv rist anvwhere Ww - 5 = : ~~ ated ty ngpe hea d- s « ai vs . ‘a i4 Li i = . _ St “, i ate t ) feeling, ali out Wang Ching-wei, the Kuom!! U ynev 31 so yactive howels, you take ope of . jiive. Tableta nightly for 4 * on vy a7 em ’ + (fi . ¢' i \ o al wa Pe | Un ] 4: ie \ — “~orewe & 4 ra / a , ari’ anal ribet a) ay - = Rae bia a ” i : 4 ee 1% - a Ct AEST Oy OE SS ae EON a, ee uaepiead . + an ‘ : and former rat returned trom exXi They are outwar ily . ‘ * : b ° but the Chinese belie. wie a! 3 r e 3 +h ; privaltéiy disagree and na. dissension soon will arise, forcing (Reg. U. §. Pat. Off.) agen Bg meant og sll ate me Sizes and Models tor Every Type! Sizes for the Hard-to-Fit Women! "are 7 ns Ly . Foreigners here generally are Misses’ Sezes....14 to 2 3 Half Sszes....13 to 17 hoping that Chang will ob- . | Wet Wash rain the upper hand because he is Regulars. ...36 to 42 Large Sizes....42 to 46 é dark rooms b 20-Minute Suds and tical objects, and wants to subdue q a moderate, favors law and order 606-08 Washi ingto na Av enue—Thru to Si ixth Street brigh “Seven Rinses the disorderly elements, Gen. ana rig t rooms against mob action to secure poli- —No Lost Clothes— ss am | reatly embarrassed by eI the hostile posture of the officiais 4 : SPECIAL f the foreign settlement and the ee Come in and see extensive mil r activities. They : Thursdays—Fridays pet me in a position wheredy.if 3 £ pa erns in take a friendly attitude toward ES . ] . Col rf Saturdays them may be accused by our detail is missing. Whatever your needs or desires—you will find astonishing values in this great event. ssa, Stnanine Oe SPRING AND.-SUMMER SHADES eG Kee unusual values offered NF | \@ a ‘ ma | yh . Se ee ¢ a PFARE GI] 4 RENCT ricer in this, our 53d Anniversary : Wins , os) Cen Z . a. gg Allee Bre 5g w I | | | iat ox Ps ayers A WILD RASPBERRY SUGAR I Yor OFC & a Bi AE | |e FROCKS FOR VACATION WEAR Packages for FORSTREET FORBUSINESS FORSCHOOL Palmolive Soap 3 ‘20c| Chops | Cutlets |... ] ps a) rit fT 1 A alg Vs 3 fy ay | Log Cabin ce Pound - isc «B 5 7 | | : Va OREATTTRTS | it 1 OR Georgette Frocks Chiffon Frocks eer Matches Syrup 30 AO sparing hy sy c rg | ay + S Ye | NT ) | He | | Nyy) F ’ | y/aN Lace Combinations Med. 45¢ Cc Cc Q tor 10c : ORC | ~ KS “#) \\ | ) , . ih, al i J é | TOS | Flat Crepe Frocks Sliced Peaches As ragus Ti $s Be eon 6s 1 $1 & 1 \ fa ‘a Wc * | tL Ye y- BAL / ae ik ; nie eo ge. omglina Ripe 2 no \ \ fs =a a" Vag. ane a (OZ eee )0Clt Printed Chiffon Cali ' ag FOR “DR! - cans. 2 a were 19¢ Cc alifornia Peaches Tomatoes ' i yrer, yee 3 ws § P ‘ i | \ he j } ae ; Sienna sy \ i : ri fan el : OMe a OT A : 3 hea vy Solid pack; No. 2 : i & | AR: ay A? Ct rn a Defe / can doz 05; can, Cc 1} “fs 4, 7 , a | i 4 ean C ans M ; a $1 } Ca | i P | i : / | | am ! .&. . . ; - a Payments ad a 3 ; # : 7% E - Fruit ‘Salad | ee Corn LB ie nN ei \4 | > Mm a . > ad Ft ‘ You'll | : 4 r¥.R re : ’ % é Never Assorte: Re ee bran 4 of ‘ ; 4 a: * & e. - os. : tender narrow , SY ar ' & . * . can, 26a Zhe and $1. 45 ca ’ N ot da . 7 ~F } j : ; q F * | :% Guatemala Coffee Alaska Salmon rer 4 7 $ 3 | ee i ' Stage | es Single Dre He JV AAS tee j| Pool aes ge "3 pee ~~ : ; Cc ‘ . : | } . _ 2 , i” } “ . F r SL.75: pemnd cozen, , Gold Medai Fiour, 5 ibs., 28c; io = 52c maples acm 3) Ths EAL) : 321-323 Arcade Bldg. ¢ 24 ibs., $1.13 | | Sell Regularly ’ % we ys) Mw Cee | Shelled Pecans, large broken pieces, ib., 64c Wy LES - | 3503 N. Grand Bl. (At Walitke Extra Family Soap; Gbarsfor... ._25¢ \ Verv Much png 1 8 en . | Telephone—COlfax B. and M. Fish Flakes; can 2ic and 13c | “a: YX | 3419 S. Grand BI. (At Geisha Crab Meat; can 74c and 39c % H igher . Cea] mA at tok - | Telephone-—PRospect Biackberries, for table use; No.2 can. ._._. . ite te i aa Royal Anne Cherries, in syrup; No 2'. can, 34c , : 7 ii i J ' DEMONSTRATED sik WS A WL, | Shrimp ‘ madiieh <i: | Vi FOR AFTERNOON AND PARTY WEAR {A} a oo Fed Wet or Dry ager gad » toon. rn Cc RT OE ge

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ARUIS-DOOR ON HOLDUP MAN er ie erage ous Stepped | BRITAI N REJECTS eral. Wood was not in the car. No} . = » : ' - amme ae , : Accosted at Garage Escapes, |the door. T one was injured. An investigation ® nother Robbed of $27. Yea er te vane’ hea Gren | FRENCH NAVAL is under way. | gman with a pistol said, “Stick ithe alley. ws LIMITATION PLAN | oe F up.” i —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1927_ oe ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pte ia as Henry Pleus, of 2356; At 2 a.m. Edward A Thom | S ecial for j . . 4 = urs, | . avenue, stepped from the|4147A Flad avenue, was held up | __Continued from Page nen | Fite Week ; eae, esi bo _ "oO door by a man who/| Would mean further restriction of | WESTKY.DERBY | maxing Dis automoh y Rebuilt ——— | & 7 ) BR that would prejudice the three- | “ % "er oa )Restau- : AS (ORIA was preparing, whren should in- ing application that will quick ae M—RA : ® c ¢ . * " cken ’ _ ~% - aranteed pw : | r , . fluence the doings of the Cootiige circulation. The safest, surest and Pe mao wENCH Ree SERY ; ale! Each . =~ . ‘ oe had accepted President Cooliize’s year free i ; Se «(invitation because she believed It is made especially for the hair zoric. Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. especially prepared | Powe eeting. ; a 72s . nn There is danger of colds and | quest, in all Benish Restau- onstrat- conference, in which “France for best is CAFETERIA oe Olive. . MOTHER... Fletcher's Cas- andscalp. Stopsitching. De | ops itching. Defeats for Infants in arms and Children al) ages sion since the beginning of its ges- . ACT ~ AEs oe : a On the contrary, it was the gen- l itality i A | : ary, é | owered vitality in the scalpthat | POOL Se)" | 27 | | eral conference, the ground werk may cause hair loss. Clon 6 | rants...or take home at 25c handling Pi Smok anytime : the moment says she is unable to . BENISH No. 3, Sarah & Olive y : : ! participate.” Newbroysr | toria ts @ pleasant. harmiess ~ aa ) “{ Ge the ideals of the League Na- dandruff. Contains no oil, grease ae | Maes tions and that participation is the or dye. It is dependable, get it i ut’thiha aa . == = an fee | Coolidge conference would no* be today. —== To avoid imitations. always look for the signature of © . ) s : ; phe es Pe | ee compatible with : of th Druggists sell it—Barbers apply it ~ The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the onl lo Proven directions on each package Physicians everywhere recommend it gee y color roto - on 24 Poe nt ee ee epee ne ati Rater te i, Ati Se en eee . “ met te 7 res » sions, and he disagreed with Lord | AFTER THE | ALL WEEK : for which the present commission pores at once with aninvigorat- | a dozen. running 4 —= : Admiral Baron Sato said Japan Herpicide . Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare. disarmament commission. Japan| “nder a “Money Back” Guarantee. magazine in St. Louts. a Ere a eae Yas proud to have executed taitn- % — = ~~ 4 — ________ > - ; 5 em % 4 r >: > 4 races “ vf } IC eS as — fee «6S lly the provisions of the Wash- . os , f= ? rag ington treaty. : co eS ——_—- EN e had no_ instructions from ° ' | MPI DOP, PD . EE Toki regarding the French pro- Vie» ‘ e believed personally at it serve as a basis for dis- : | Dut an accord must first s ae: it mis cussion, eR : ye reached among the Powers more ‘ peat ~...nOoW wh didnt Gibson Explains U. S. Viewpoint. utiles: ie i Hugh Gibson intervened in 1 'debate for the purpose of remov- ing any impression that the United : 7 | ¥ ; o7. . j ky conference, sought to prejudice the \Y AN ’ # : gener lisarmament conference. ) yaw’, Ate . 8 8) to 17 J ribson said President Coolidge S. : WS ..42 to 46 ‘ a Phew Ee renee ‘ ; ’ yn . 2 a ee on a ~ - ’ \ » - = . " S . a , : fA . ¢ ‘ ; - o- ; \ . \ . a & - ; ' . * > - o ‘ 4 q ; t le af . ‘ % y - on . 2 : rooms ees be = ia 4 $e ‘ = 3 ry Tt; . a ; , AZ eemery a3 Aids Pile ‘ “4 . . \ . . oe / 5 4 7 “4 - af “ » ™ . 3 .' “4 a fi ' > 4 . . / - s o > , . 4 . ; = “ was — _ - ae 7 > ey + «pe oe ee dae a = and bright rooms brighter a le While tl! Ame! in delegatio! > >] was authorized to negotiate a spe- ° cial naval accord, Gibson empha- Come in and see our nhew sized that the main object of the Cc O Ts . > | lnited States was to contribute o patterns In Armstrong’s the success of the commission ; ‘ which is preparing for a general Linoleum: Colorful—inex- disarmament conference and that ive— t ] there was no desire to subordinat: pensive easy O Cc ean the success of the mission to th three-power parley Gen. Wood's Auto Stoned. Oe oe : ies Marbled squ ares “of 9 a\ {| S&S MANILA, April 11.—The .wind- a7 shi f the official automobile = “pep ——. t? 4 aie : ry ’ " - re) : . . OIE i A RAE A ANY EN CN Hil a Nt i aE he i 8 6 seit asttorenip seis sapltmagamiiahariad wine. 4 ma " Bert San Ree ET ee eee : . : a : po Seen . <n the i. wt koa Le +” . . “hs ESTABLISHED 1856 «oe ee ne BE - W pi) : a y \o —— * aa . Washington at Fourth jovernor-General in tn Gee eee ~—s rich black linol smashed by a stone thrown from a -% tiPig =”. nt ac ino eum. " ; tiie hig wav F ft . orht while 7 as = f J i : . ; eve Unequaled! | . N trasting blocks. ve Samples ! a re @ ee r at ) Apne azing Dp C$¢$ | Fe, E- stores, Design No. 89. ofthe MAYTAG © S “A BIACK floor of marble linoleum?... ORE than ever—at housecleaning time— : se ou’ll appreciate the helpfulness of the | Well—maybe—but—’’ You must see Maytag Aluminum Washer. | for yourself this new creation of Armstrong’s : ; designers You'll appreciate the roomi- : , ee 99 ness of the seamless, one-piece It zs somewhat daring. But just as dinner Arabesq eeee cast-aluminum tub that holds clothes dress up your husband, just as e a new kind of ea ggg Hypa pe you yourself look well ina velvety black _proof.”’ Here is a background that is speed and thoroughness with evening gown, so a linoleum floor of ideal toshow off fine rugs and furniture. which the Maytag washes rugs, regal black—the pattern softened by a Yet this innovation is only one of A new floor of Armstrong’s—e new idea in floors, as well. blankets, draperies, curtains, etc. | rich marble graining — brings new dig- ~many new Armstrong Floor ideas Arabic ornamentation ap- It makes them clean as new ina é Sod bn tannin surprisingly short time because nity and richness to any room. now on display at local stores. You'll Aaatesnetie yet Boe 05 the Maytag does an average There are no alternating blocks of enjoy seeing Armstrong’s Arabesq oulisddeatan ea a washing in an hour. contrasting color. The floor presents a Linoleum, the new Embossed Inlaid boromen 9 enpelen pastel the pattern. inexpensive floor ICATION WEAR | OF on. *. ex, ' SINESS FORSCHOOL ey The Maytag washes so thor- soft, even tone made interesting by a Linoleum, Inset Jaspé, and Inset Luft AND PARTY WEAR oughly that no hand-rubbing is pleasing variation inthe graining lines. Plain Linoleum. And see these For homes without | necessary even on the stubborn . gees aye op aime F edge dirt of collars, cuffs and Here is a pattern that hides foot- _ patterns now, while stocks are baile gasoline moter. (7 wristbands. prints so well that women call it “dirt- complete. Frocks Chiffon Frocks ace Combinations Phone for a2 Maytag! Flat C repe F rocks | Let it prove to you how necessary it is at housecleanine Ee Embossed In laid Lino leum A 24- page book time—at any time—when you want your washing done describes and illustrates ! icker, cl d easier than ever before. Remem- , aN ; ; . peated Eeiren car, if the Maytag doen sell itself, don’t keep it. Nes : es New Designs this spring Taffetas Prints the NEW patterns This linoleum, to quote a decorator, possesses . “texture.” Tiles of similar color, not regularly How to plan home decoration, what the new ; i 2 Deferred ) S - matched, are framed with mortared interliners. patterns look like in color, colorplates of model Klines 7, Payments : But —and tbis is another exclusive Armstrong interiors, helpful advice on the laying and care Fourth g You’ ll feature—these interliners are slightly pressed | of Armstrong’s Linoleum Floors—you'll find Floor 4 Never | NO GAO into the surface of the floor. Offered in a it all in Hazel Dell Brown's 2-page book, Miss eS colorful array of patterns—quarry tiles, ashlar “The Attractive Home—How to Plan Its ; ~ ; a ne, . ee ° Al I uminum ‘Washer \ Ya ce motifs, close figures. 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ARGC Att S as > SPRL TE Seat co Mo aa eat Rat eee PAGE 24 __ Se 28-per-cent duty on tableware) ately. a a ‘of translucent vitrified prod-| Archibald: summerville Dies. ucte will heco effecti April Funeral services for Archibaid J. |319.—The customs and excise duty! Somerville, Civil War veteran, who | 4 Nh ria ; hes VW > ner —* 7 i;?- ad of old are Saturday at St. ee a ;roxim tel 26 per ' iv ——— Abolition of Offices -roposed | tomorrow oe. UN ! = ; » ee ; ic Imported manufactured tobacco to Meet Next Year's Four i, teiee ek ae a TI Thrill - - ’ i —, -.S ‘ a asa »°tT° - - . ih te = Billions of Expense. , effective tomorrow The presen e Of a cuty on _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aaa sad $185,000 0000EFIT Ganz, Yolando Mero, Ohman, what a trio of artists to en- tertain your guests as they are seated in your home. Spell- bound, they will listen to your Wurlitzer Interpretive Grand as it mirrors the marvelous masters of the concert stage. The [Interpretive Action embodied in this beautiful Wurlitzer se eaacaa, ; ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ | Portuguese Aviator at Rio Janeiro. | the Church | ment, 30 years ago, he was con-| By the Associated Press. , inte co “ —_ @® | ances ON From Vancouver, one into the Land of the Here vou wil] find grandeur hes description! ing from a purple sea—quaine will see Alaskan Indians, ting curio shops. There is Arctic Lake of Atlin. Sail on cess stcamer from V Exchequer. a hj . . » & co oll : Cubrenil delivered the expos! | | Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Daily | month 28 & ee Grand piano bréngs the world’s finest music right into your pes | eae oolong —. Ta on pfints sixte é ‘ ‘ tion of the nation’s finances wh: a sorbing, heart-touching narta- home. And in this day and age of the dance, _ other Trip $ Upwards is the custom upon the introdue- ——— . tives lifted right out of life itself. instrument can compare with this piano for music. Priced Fares ees Sam } : : , j atirinirtes ee . . = - 4 — oy aig mameet. te attributes Here you read gripping human astonishingly low at be iT! wy pects, Churchill said that. apart Py . +. : TT) er. ~ + from unexpected development the estimates contained in China. in the budget were likely to el. solidly maintained He asserted ‘We still maintain our position as the financial center of the world and our economic position is un- impaired.” The Chancellor made the cryp- tic statement that “for the mo- ment” he was allowing in the «s timated expenditures for ment to the sinking statutory amount oO! fund of There had been YY) ich cne ’ " tion over whether ih: would wr: the sinking fund to make up th present year’s deticii Explaining demands which hav been made for a #49 ; "* . AAD’ . ($200,060 Oiiti > c If ‘Sremehil? et penditurcs, ( the fichtineg services - would cause-a pan i expenditures 0 ion « would cause a yn Sio! effect ’ es he nropnos to abolish th Transport. Ministry Mins Ss iar aril an 1%) } 4 *% rseas Department There also is to a marked lucti number of new entrants t ser tre Hi. estimated revenues fo +h, coming v: ; $ 984,256. isis pres ent taxatio! Revenues s]} } consistentiv better than those the present year, assuming no upheavals Irred A deficit for the coming vear oft £21,540,000, under existing taxatior bases, is indicated by the reven and expenditure figures submitte Churchil] estimated that receints for the next year from the alliee and from Germany would be {£25 000,000, compared with {17.5 last year. He also announced that @& settiement agreement -covering | Greece’s war debt had been signed last Saturday Certain imported films are to be taxed, beginning tomorrow. Im.- ported automobile tires will be in. cludéd under the McKenna duties Thousands freed from racking pain HANDS TERRIBLY SWOLLEN FROM RHEUMATISM Gets relief overnight from ff simple home treatment ~ After having suffered with rheumatism FP." years, and tried all kinds of remedies vain, a Washington. D.C..woman 92/9055: “T have been a sufferer from rhev- f.°202° At) Beis: for years,” she writes. my hands are terribly swollen. Siean's Li lief in a very short time. I have tried liniments, but nothing equals The marvelous effectiveness of Sloan's is due to its stimulating effect [> circulation. Sore the Straight to the 4 t always _ me re- SSS .** > -?* : Pe . » -= wre: sas *, > , ~~ i > (ae _ CS inl ee he : ~ sean eM ef o ? pees attitt: ™ - * o ope “so Fs **e owen s -_ " . ~ ~. | - “~ . s > > °@ ~ _ r~ . a $ stat t see? . ny a ae ™ Son from Coolidge in 1924. Mehere he founded the attorney for this organization in protracted Pgontained in the railroads as hostile ‘Though "ham University gave him an LL. fact that See ~ ‘ POWER OF THE ODD» " MAN SHOWN IN RECENT I. I. C. RULING Centinued from Page 19. i a.’ a: + n. is the first of the Harding ap- ’ntees. He was appointed in 4921 and received a new commis- Born educated in Minnesota, from [hose State University he received “Yaw degree, Campbell moved in | Mgiddie life to Spokane, Wash., | the Spokane} Merchants’ Association. He became freight-rate litigation. continuing along the same line, Campbell, as a member of the com-/j “sission, has contended steadily for} the long and short haul principle the Gooding bill, | which would give the intermoun- '! tain country cheaper rates than: those to the coast. Campbell lists himself as a lawyer and a farmer, } and President Harding, in appoint- | ag him, said that he was put on she commission as the farmers’ rep- | Campbell is classed bv . * me .o Liaeir Re Fae = gn ee ten om - om resentative. interest Lewis and Mc Manamy. Ernest lL. Lewis, Republican, was Wardings representative of the Sta‘ railroad commissioners. lewts was born in Indiana and worked as @ printer. reporter and national po- . . * 2 = From tea to se > Mtical correspondent he was chairman of the Public | 921 Service Commission of Indiana. He was made a member of the Inter- | state Commerce Commission in| 1921 and reappointed in 1925 accounted a conservative | and generally friendly to the raii- roads, Lewis lined up with the ma jority on the valuation issue. He | ts the commissioner in admigstra- tive charge of valuation wrk Frank McManamy, Democrat, &@ practical railroad man, was chosen by Harding in 1923 to represent la- bor on the commission and was re- appointed the next year by ‘ool-'| idg WMecManamy was born in Pennsyivania and began his rati- | road career as a water boy on the! Pennsylvania Railroad... He worked his way steadily up. Joining the | staff of the Interstate Commerce Commission. McManamy became an | inspector of lbocometives. During Government control of the railroads he was assistant director of opera- | tion for the Railroad Administra- ion, in charge of the construction | maintenance of railway equip- He is an expert on safety devices. A decided Iiberal in his; views. McManamy, in the vaiuation ease, joined his name to the East-/; Man concurrence. Thomas BF. Woodiock. Thomas F. Woodiock, Democrat, | was the first of the commissioners | originally named by Coolidge. | Woodlock was born in Ireland, | went to school in England anA came | to the 'jnited States in 1892. Ford- | ee in 19906. Owtng to the! Woodlock had been for} years an editorial writer on the Wall Street Journal and had served ; as a director of two rallways, his | confirmation as commissioner was | strongly opposed by a considerabie . minority of the obtained only after a iong fight. | Woodlock joined the commission | in 1925 and has shown himseif to | be of conservative bent. He is} generally regarded, however, as in- | lependent in his thinking and@ is/ for his technical ability. | He was one of the four dissenting | commissioners in th valuation case. DD. degree . ~* " respect ed Tarior and Brainerd. On the recommendation of Oscar Underwood, President Coolidge last year named for thé commission a Mobile, Ala.. Democrat. Richard V. Taylor. Taylor was with the Mo- bile & Ohio Rathroad for 42 years, Jinishing as vice president and gen- eral manager. Subesequentiy he: vas for two terms Mayor of Mo- Taylor’s opinions, as far as they can be Judged from his brief service on the commission, are ‘hose of the typical rallroad rates ating executive. He was one of | ‘those for a higher ratiroad valua- "on than that approved by the ma- jority The newest member of the com- iniasion. appointed this year after the fatiure of the Senate te con- firm Cyrus E Woods. fs Ezra Srainerd Jr. Republican, of Ow- | Brainer® was born in| He as graduated tn | from the University of Micht!- 7 : Na pee Vermont ay ban in 1994, and went then to Ia-| ian Territory, now Oklahoms., | where he practiced law until his’ “ecent appointment to the commis- | Whether there was more) warrant for the appointment of} Brainerd than the recognition of «| tection of the country remeafns to he s#en. eian : —= -- ADVERTISEMENT IF POISONED BY URIC ACID Try this FREE 85 cent Bottle) Did von get up this morning tired, etd dull, back aching, joints stiff, muscles sore, weak al] over? Were ron ia and eut of bed half 20Zen times last nicht? Are congested kidneys, irritated “adder, rheumatic pains and aches ‘oid ”” and miser-. making vou feel aD:e? Let the Williams Treatment prove what ‘“ wonders’ it ean do for rou. | “et well. Be strong and active ~“fievy living. Send this notice and your ad iress to The Dr. D. A. Williema: -@.. Dept. HB. B. 264. P. O. Building. east Hampton, Conn. tou will receive an "S-cent bottle (52 Joses) free, by Parrel Post. No ‘Sugation on your part. Thousands | “Sing this mediciae. Established | S¥2. Only one free bottle to a fam- Neo €. 0. D. Nothing to pay. ow > ; Senate and was! | | .

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ee. EVENING. ILLI _MONDAY APRIL a dee 33, Sat —— emcee — eee ee -_-—— —_—- - " ee __TRAVEL AND RESORTs @ pOQWER OF THE ODD ——. «=O MANSHOWN INS far into ~ 1 } RECENT I. I. C. RULING n a 7 the Northen STL.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 25 AT ALL 107 ST. LOUIS OWNED aS Se SEN ae — Continued from Page 19. m ean, is the first of the Harding ap- | : ees. He was appointed in wf 91 and received a new commis- from Coolidge in 1924. Born meA educated in Minnesota, from State University he received w degree, Campbell moved in die life to Spokane, Wash.., | , Mehere he founded the Spokane into the Land rene thousand erchants’ Association. He became Midnight she attorney for this organization in Here you will find grandeur irrnature id acted freight-rate litigation. fies description! Snow-capped that alon he s e jine ing from a purple sea—quaint Mountaing ‘continuing along the sam line, will see Alaskan Indians, Sektness me campbell, as 2 member of the com- | ting curio shops. There is incmeenee , mission, has contended steadily for » ~ Arctic Lake of Atlin. Sail on & yachr the * the long and short haul principle | — — steamer from Vancouver or Vv; aa gontained in the Gooding bill, | Skagway by the “Inner Passage” —on} wt oe h would give the intermoun- | each way. Full information and itine;..” F whic «tei 7 ae ary tain country cheaper rates than | Berd! 3 those to the coast. ingens lists | himself as a lawyer and a farmer, | LOS TE TO Tae IR 2 OPO TINE Boat eee aa STORES IN GREATER ST. LOUIS : and President Harding, in appoint- | : ® ing him, said that he was put on} F the commission as the farmers’ rep- | é resentative. Campbell is classed by | e oO ; @e e. ' soonest ; as hostil t their % the railroads as hostile 0. thel: : “jnterest. a " = Lewis and McManamy. WA IG G L Y PR} CE TA GS i ke Louise on the way > Ernest l. Lewis. Republican, was | | “Warding’s representative of the State railroad commissioners. Lewis was born in Indiana and worked as a printer, reporter and national po TCH prints TWICE Htical ce aR hipen . ' 0 | TF 921 he was chairman of the Public | SSIFIED ADS as the he Met ating executive. He was one of | = 5 e PAB wine executive, He wan one of 24 IB. CLICQUOT pp eq7a 2%, Lb. Packages 59c seas * iene serene tee tion than that approved by the ma- | CAN CT UR » OLET C eiagselece seed s%8 paoe erent tests .e The newest member of the com- | eres = 86 | eta mes Fi Mission, appointed this year after | Tet byt sesesecercecs = the failure of the Senate to con- ’ Syettatae esi iityiiee dees * firm Cyrus E. Woods, is Ezra’! Sale i PY Shy SORT | 4 Brainerd Jr.. Republican, of Ow- @ fee «6Cahoma. Brainer®& was born in| eee oe Vermont. He was graduated in. law from the University of Michi- are » an in 1904, and went then to In- sat «flan Territory, now Oklahom? ‘am Where he practiced law until his| iam recent appointment to the commis- ae “am sion. Whether there was more. Sey aae W8lrant for the appointment of ; f. + F ; Brainerd than the recognition of a the, $e 5 tection of the country remains to | es REED |. be seen. | 7 HEINZ i PER 1 3 SIRLOIN. ROUND PACKAGE ... C OR TENDERLOIN ¢ CUT FROM NATIVE, Lb. om \ QUALITY BEEF BOILED HAM ~***-* ‘NEW POTATOES] -S% DYES Paige . ' 6 COLOR CARDS Strictly No. 1 Texas Triumphs AND 2 TRANSFER PICTURES, PER PADRE sesecccots * Pounds 2 4c | ‘risp, Well-Bleached Iceberg H C = Cents Per Lb. Oriep, Se Ss | 614 HECKER —Nice Size Heads.......... xe) OW ‘i G Half or Whole | | — : oo | Try this FREE 85 cent Bottle) /A~ 34 ETT ES : » cepa Ret up this morning pm Et SPAGH V RIR Oo RA N G So TERMMEEY Macles sce, weak allover! | PU das 5 MACARONI EA CHOPS — 33¢ Ce ye GRADE. DOZEN eee Sa eae a Seis =~ Were vou in and out of bed half 4, OR VERY BEST GRADE, DOZEN ae : ing } ep el OY a he © tes . " ; ; “,° : ee : . : Ey bn | ae ESS : *. * adozen t ] a : a | ] ast ni gh t ? G5 oe ..° ; : : - + 2% jee tee ; nite Are congested kidneys, irritated 7 ~ Ww con os ie ea Le he. “ ' ‘ . p . ‘ >" -* SSUES ‘= eter, rhe umatic pains and aches me : EGG NOODL V A A C LB ¢ i ERY oi | bans o009. ad } y wad Pe adie { ia ine ym , ae ’ 7” 4 ‘ a SPECIAL ; L Bleached « — THIS WEEK : g ? . Let ey aS, : : ; o - > "+. . ‘. 4 at. lks each ese? * Paes yates ox, er vites ed ‘*wonders’’ it can-do for vou. sme mew Sees Cotage Chem Jumbo _—" a 0 | beara peace Set BH Get Well. Be strong and active. va | C \ Bs We. one Bh tb » ' 4 Newt ae srg Aagr faa ad ; Bi PKGS. ; CASTI LE SBi'oe 222 3s Prost? Rsccrescsesshe 8s to The Dr. D. A. Williamg; « , Ee are Va i A) : REGULAR 40¢ sits ge “0, Dept. H. B. 294, P. O. Building, 2 Sc : One Kind or Assorted \ VALUE FOR ONLY 3 } . * ; a ; sf tt a ee a es a oe oe oe oe SPAGHETT! BONELESS ADVERTISEMENT FSi IF POISONED BY 44 _* MLS - let the Williams Treatment prove Past Hampton, Conn. Ou will receive an 85-cent bottle bade , (82 Xoses) free, by Parcel Post. No wis gas ; 3 obligation cn your part. Thousands Peele 4+. > > . . ‘ ; . — “iu PE “Sing this medicine. Established : s . ; oes 5 1892. Only one free bottle to a fam- f =i | ily. No C. 0. D. Nothing to pay. “8: xy Loy "apes sive as Shires 7 Busineas building is certain Bae fee. Sty through the use of Post-Dispatch Oo, ent" * ees ‘ fens Card Want Columns at ~ Small cxpense. ee? & ene Pe a e ¥ SP ee:

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MONDAY. MONDAY. ~ #4 Bet Ae - er . = 85 When a WORKER in the FACTORY or the OFFICE ts an urgent matter get him through these columns. “™® — cs: | A UT TO MOBI nt Dee. ag at am Coun , DANCING )HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS) _— SALESMEN WANTED : ae = e ~. . re jse jan : ; 2 Z ‘ 4 ; - é _ : ' : t DANCING tax sent, 4 private lessons, Te 7 1. | 7 . 9 3' ho «) Pm ing ) Ca = > , -RAPH ~ - : a : Ie If) 1D) ~ | a, ggg So and ase ret 2 p | Tt gra shatn- otis wo beloved. wife iam Reichert, | ©Ws (ed ESSN: PRICTLY PRIVATE. | chines: steady work on ntral ositively must have experience r_ ieenor, Dalton. Hannah Bicm: | Cand ansshce of brosiwat cat. Reward 3 5026 _Deim - . ' »*? ‘> 7 1? i + oo ur Saiesiorce Lor Citys sait'sS - Me Ringe aris ved hus om ae | ke | iture: biz future: |” pera = men. Permanent and profitable — a t : or ak ee es ann - of Edith ACENS E = 53 ruck. day and } ro oe ace i $e mu TEV. : R . in White. posit tion. pre! rer men ‘W ith sebenaiieel angen Sam » I s.r . t means ind nden eee ee ne | xD HO Y— Small . —_ eins > D 2 nis ean or : , . HOSE who have experi- > 7 - & ©. oe a. - ‘cua i | FSmest dett fore ee” hate rez wiles | write or whome fot cataleg.. Sune toe) Market -—*) 8.39 to 10 in the morning. 337-| aggressive , . F ssa ERO a asia ae De ed the work of a num- [\e-=-—_} Noe 85a Kk. T. Vie! Chepteriisita Reward. Forest ‘joy our program. Get your name in on | “cfanical enginecr, salary open. Bulleun | 339 Missouri Theater Bldg. (cd SS tclepbene:) aan _z SE ee : ) CURRIES a ST Or SALESMEN—Ih ve opening in| nits i hatabtinhed Samael en ae rized = Martnello "7 |_N. Broadway / our organization | % | _ 5 aaa, ec good salesmen Except G erine + @ BYGe PR: — gins gril be forwarded, from, the| "ont op idrand cag. Friday evening EMPLOYMENT ae aré. gn Tuesday morning, to Her- | wArvar owt staall — opeitare — live WANTED ALEXANDERGSONS ~ Phones SOMERVILLE Parse 3 ay. AD ) > gespaaalemecnant FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0309-0310 ) gt, a8 $B. ma Archibald James Som: | Serer WATCH Loni: — Mie anid | Wai MEN, BOYS emma ee Xi) makers Jp this ling: persomal, irs =! ork between 27 and 45; well efmmelllt MY USED CARS MAKE 6:75 DELMAR BLVD. ° ee ; SAL ESLADIES— 25) | OPEN SUNDAY rye i uyer $09 om fea tifa i 2 PERSONAL | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | CEMENT—An an 2 Work. all kings reasc . eo e. £ alr itt. : A Dan es ‘cai AUTOMOBILE AND EXCAVATING —Lapge or wmall joba Pow, DED ering boas : arise 7 ) MOTOR BUS TRAVEL en RES “ed “= WOOD TEMPLET MAKERS a TRAVEL THE BUS WAY : ee : 2 . ee : Fre “@: w Bui LDING MATERIAL _ ING , POrest At pe lman. 13344 B PRIEDE— Py tere pay $5 to $15. a" Gelber 1106 STOVES, ne —o Live — 4 ace.” cio: "tame a : LAclede 7991 { Bag aegrdes : gos gee cine Teeueh agg wanted. » Gentile Stor. evel a a _CLUB MEMBERSHIPS RSRSEAT toe . 7 ose ‘iu PENOGRAPHER—S tor a TOUNG MEX—_t vos gaat te atwed col | ee win AT meme MERRILL —On Sunday. April B27. at | EMBERSHIP—in North Hills) & Brau = — b's testeeer an apporte = : } ay your tuition and | “aeeist "be «l_do plain. cookin _COAL, — AND sae 7 PS Re: wong ait . reagona! COAL. " Tamp. A ; ' , an > ts ‘ _ 1’ STOVE REPA =, nA : ne , , ae ite SPECIAL NOTICES WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. — ta bu? ~ ~ | Sega aa To PR | ea ee ae eee | ay ence BE ee | EXCHANGE STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING : Ak | | : ieee eee oe : | .—72 OF one -— ie for one. ae protean baer pees ALL ROOMS ceased $I wT wor rose, = a ane : Sho a ‘ ont Lm ——— SALESMEN—If yo' : eliER AXD cid : —x Sieen ab Sooe parent (METREEA ARE GO ile HORSES AND VEH a of f the | tie em ok a ae bl and 1 0 to $40 per ity bi We aun . Saas Bt GLASSBRENNER—Pntered into re x : dently. on April 9. 1927. at office of the compgny. 408 Pine street. S 3834. | with water, gas, electri ewer, liberal : ERY OPERATOR: — —, a ae ng :Qo* 7} it. . = : j . a a ‘ nd -) 4 WSs! Dida [ee ‘ ’ ria ¢ ba . : Til * 3 | | ; ) — Goa. w' ae . Be ac ten nS fee a le nde eee UL HELP WANTED ae |, emer, onde, Fey goth work. | eet oe tem | eets - wacom. Hoffner “put x Muen ingha MEN, BOYS wns “ Wend SEY Te a | Lost and FOUND "Memeral " : . . ‘ ¥ . ° - ‘ : " : : . " , - - ' . ‘I ' il BS igage ft HLUGEN LY . ; . ; z ~ “i we? - ‘ ‘ . ie 34 =f i : ‘ . ' : = rs > and decorating : far se x twain’ "et is Bi cet x sia ines 332 reatiy reduced tz guaranteed : Sak —, ~ . me ~- ge sss we : , - ede ee % — * rere : ~ : ’ . . : : - > te - aad 8 ’ ’ a | = | 2" : “ . rad ? = , " “- i | } : - ~ ’ ’ = rr » aine Chapter No R M. and Quen : at iol 7 en and 4 Es 7 Ge Pewar ~ = n" . ' , vad? ' ‘wer OPERATORS—Exnperie Reoseve’t Post No - ait, tie an ae ee . = " PA 377 : , lier ‘ . stead Ke Spiy ber - -i 4 4 ts oe = — ER Ertered inte rest é iTHGA : - ‘ ima rile ins la ‘ Pir A~— : nt ri ‘ th ; : : -* : 3 = ‘ te ;, . ii ~~ - | 3 ire SSeS April 10. 127. al a ; Sor ity Y : A] ne ‘ “eT thr ' £ ‘7 "ua ; : ' . ae H. Hieger. Geariy being red "2 a! me, é, 44 ‘ nai tor +71. ; — aot . « Mieger inet Anders | dars saWiLaome L Pa “and i ) wore ‘weery sia Diy | tap: and ney notior The tie , , DIN wf ; Peta i : AS if} 4 tye biny* : i ee if ‘ - >. 4 ; 38 rn ; — ones and Bernard. Hieser Jt... 8 — — i TERRI ee a a" | ecrasing, > 3 + | : : amd fancy po THE HOUSE OF FINKEL- : ‘ > to. lm + ~} . pe — . tar or 7% . — , ~ y : . : : - - - brether, bDrether-in-iaw and Th ae FT? * repepene ; "ee ae wa 1 ie 2 ry , “Se ; ve rie : “ave « , “i LY mf} J “ ‘ ; i . ; ; ; ; é ; > ; i é 2 : . : : = — : _ : rr ne of 30 years ' Marcus Cemetery im} : te ’ - : Oc ‘ ? : Prd N, W aSi NIngton. ; “ i " ‘ " . = : ee ‘ 4 Wha : 33 wR | ae ge Ah a >en Saturday and Monday Fre Be inci ie fectarieties ot |. _Tenidence. 3635 Bi | } DANCING - ae te Eee aeete Ch eb fer Ft SE + 7 BE READY To THE BRE : eave ¢ ee pee w ke err . J . “ ; wipunsues : § rr ; r : } — , " mon 4, _ : LRT ; Rik = : 5 s . services i. be — al Avtieter. ter Ledge No « 3. 2 oo * > aoen ~ ms - ~ : . : . : . . " ; " ie ~ eG ; Aa »" 5 ' a ; : 4 ++ x re .? le , - _ ; . ‘ me a ? 1 Cc | — on = , SS - rea ‘ward. Hiesd 6364. daily, evenings, Sundays. DElmar 6058.(3) | retail grocez ply SIS 3 . te) ant Le aS eee Oe i “ ia oof — — a4 >»

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MONDAY, APM a7, pa _ SE a -MEBODY wants YOUR PROPERTY—And Ke reads the the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow, "68 T-DISPAT 27 PS 11 27. | : ) O M O B aa incon POST- DISPATCH i ) HELP wTD. ». WOMEN, GIRLg att aac OMOBIL E S | AUTOMOBILES: ROOMS WITH BOARD—West _ ROOMS: FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—South BUNGALOWS and “COTTAGES » PY PIST—$140. . wa = —= = = sia —— Truck | McPHE RSON. 4071—Board, room: $5 u 4: |\fWELPTH. 2 . stat: For le , 4 RAO: lation. 945 > kel ws’ - j > S For Sale a $4 : nome c OokKing. up: | 1 or twin i Firat tloos Cast. love} csineseiniatediian West a pov fe em cup veniences ee “ » st Sa | ight chassis. with panel bodys; RSON # —. New) NDE Ww. 4116— | ' sath. : : | i 7 M ; ) i e : | ‘aaa with coca! - ay. Avren Morne geld ad eed 3 ae furnished LJ NDEI UI, : 4°48—Cheert a] airy. single | APARTMENTS. riNE A RMS NE w Si wodem 41 16 Bac ond fast | livin 2 : South west i oe Pj g U o.. Authorized Ford De aleve 1408 5 oars __ Week * mt and double. $4 and $5, with garage. (c8)| 245 West Pine b).. $62 3 ; room. dining room, €;: bedrooms McCUNE. @804—3-room brick. te fur- , | = we shighway. Open ie : a. | res : ae M: ] HERS y\ 4 704 mee Furnished rvoma, M PHERS« IN tinh ay and double { / *fic ler a . Re 2 refr igera- room. kitchenet' , ~~ Ae AY led ‘ . nace. oe reer et por Pr Al te lar: @oub ® ‘ial add e wh ; A outhar owns ee “ " 7 " ‘ 7 Madi RA suit te (e2) | sousmern exposure; board optional; also | sleeping roome: smali room, $4. (cS) | toe hardwood floors, tlie bath. tncinere- CREE hse: c Garage: street made; reasonable price. (2 Ni ai Ni ; i \ Ml : ow: >" M dern 4 reoon Madic. ~y ss ; S ae : See tee ee patna ; re mit I ° , aan me a - ‘ ee MeP HERS: IN. 46 0a nee I Ala aa ie sac F. 1190. Seen anager: until §& >. ™m. L." ae : == a MAPLE. 5453 Attractive room for 2: ex- | ingie roo m. 3.50. - ‘ t k t ey (ors rwper (cate (re But. ' S*& ‘ i Automobiles For aia” Celle wee i. handea me! y furnished. Sic xP HERS nN “4 KS - ea ~y {c7) | ST ATE APTS. = 4658 Ww EST PINE. SS alll Southwest 7 " r br a! pak € iow fA ¥ | f ae: cht ‘ iif > , 7 -o ao , et DI 1g FroOomM j ie ic ‘f . } 3 - NF * : “ FE xe hange 'B phic. . ERs _ Miscellaneous aes RAI . nigry ae ‘ ” Se ead ‘ rese@nta- . ay “4 wre fer H UPpM: OBILE Ko) vate family; excellent meals. FoOrest keeping room; all conveienc es: $6 50 tive JEfferson 4° : —- Ft ON THIS PLAT. BUS! Ww ‘ (os?) 4037) MISSOURI REA ' rs & CONST. | “. Sen) ; 5 —_ . , Lo SAVE MONEY — 5 Paylor ~e — - PURE EN big Reb I 68 8 ase too Se Ae URL srg Sips +h pomp, — po , ’ * R y yy. S. ( ; R () VE R 1 RirM : BOA RD—Bea' tifully fur- MARYL AND. Cae i, PM ee ge ie m8: PERSH] NC ‘ \F R 1 7 Ny re WU. ; . ie oe . , ya > _ 2 lor 4 s ier f = 4 ’ - if ‘ 7 ‘ i 7 ‘ ° 2 ria, ry iit ry . a \ate “ » . lz : . : -_ “ a ' . . AN INO Ol OUNC ES | | oo TELL YOU THE TRUTH || | mshed. lovely home. Cabeny 20178, | light honecseeping. atl conveniences. (cl} | ~ -swonsnNGr pr Bin ag Y. mm i tet a poms. Rear ear, schools, eht | Cs a1 AKRYI LAND, ‘ Single room ne . 4 r , : a RAC] : » ge k ~ , ; ; , ~ — core O86 Fereni rhe AT. 2 size! eae ee oe i sole iacys : ic) > A . , s : *" \ o water, idaiake lncmiitérs tamerhil diner ' A Th5" | heds aite aie tor EKASTON, 3866-—3 large ro nae oe ns asnoa* DOWie decorated; wit Ee ay ge yg ic = Ree OW. DIESTELHORST Jie BOY Benter: | "pea. elestste everything, $17.50. «ety s Northwest : y | | Ra LRT —- eeping? sink range re 7” (c8) ies (By ' b245W--4 rocme bath: $3) bELT, 32096— -New & rdum, 4-family; home “i f 1} ) ® a on dj tik oned, refinished and \ Se wis ~ 50% 1—Roo im™m ang “board: SIIN FF y . fy CR i " he ‘ . : . A. 3.90 , . ng px - - ‘ ? rt : \ worl ” - : _ ‘Street, ‘ & L, VUIS. I ue to the “aes at number of desirable i ully equip ped used tiupmed- ii ahs wer it} Tara gr Wes =t End, ic3) a om . vA. oes sarge se . rey Paa | ws , * 4 bat | iLINLAGEL K. iv... ‘» & 7 ; . 437% oF NS ~ fy¢ ' ray ~w\r 4* h r> = + ees —eeereendl | | ‘ . - ms : A ~y ban 3 | Used C ars t! rat hav e he en trade: > ¢ in on the Po} nular Little bie AM ‘ZI . BA eo a a ti hag RR gy agB0e 40384" oe bata ect y ini by « Se ¢ ; ‘ — , ’ ge tyne, geet mene nan ’ JTOCK ON HAND AND INCLUDE THE For | | ? Setens et : a ogentionen DE af bath: reasonable: | APARTMENT—W hv bay phic wate} Be. | heater 1018—6 rooms and —_ , , Ge. “ey appoint. STOC J. sh avi NCLUDE THE F LLOWING MAKES » SEDAN ° ; - Fentiemen DE! ‘mi s1s4M. (c7) Gant 3-room furnishe. ef . $18. fax 4410R, ‘a) 6 aeasing ; | COU Pe -pass : R Mi — PE NG IX ee fe tiy | Der k PAstrelaw” EN 9 f tabed. 1% } _ Wis a? » a é ge PO “e* . : iL wv. me FL +. beautifully | PGT. wee ep Pp Avie LG. ck ‘ : ON, §082-—3 rooms, urTtiis , ys anusua ' fe STUDEBAKER SPECTAL 6 STUDERAKE! |. - BWe: Berea eee os ca 5 00 Ss FOR RENT ITY furnished apartment. uthe: exposure: | DE BALIVIERE 445-8) 404 ete J iin . beat. electric: 350. ics) n ' ' ‘ ; " ' i ‘ lio ers, : : P ai i» » : \ ‘ : . 7 po : is de ; bi eee ,iT% be @4l i ‘ey , A Five- ee ea Sed av) 19°25 mo lel. , Fj fey ‘isBengrer \ r ‘C} Nese Ars AV: be ‘en reprice a Central ; 4} a? “ - wenviemen " vse eats! C 5 - r Urhas = ricsency ye vis . 7 . V\GTON, 5190-92—Mo lern , Be RESIDENCES FOR SALE é BB tt de Di mae eee ae a id a SN ele et oe Se ete Tae pet Ne ee a ee rperiene . new am : > CLAY ware =a — W 80daq eo WARMON-NASH DEALER OF CLAYTON | ‘y yi pr rformance and low o per ratir v4 S15 Marker 0 ening of a new U sed Ca ar e 9 ia | cost when you buy one of + Central. ~ Clase The P D partment a t 2001 Locust i you buy one of thes ’ You get HU FMOB [LE quality, | |ROOM AND BOARD—Refined home: de- / i ee el Fd » ae J 5 GLI AAPA GO A BAR IES AOE Sac ele SFI NS RR ce, Mi nnn HEA “a a ~ J oy Seat By Aon ye Le i J py dae EO on ea ge > ie ah pe + ; Mi} i? ; , . 3H ad, “ nd ioOnea ar . NaI LIO} : | 7} ’ : ' r or ; SR SY : — - — - - ' — . Apar’ Ir ent “me? | Se : [.ate; hea to good tenant C1Ar ‘ : : : } Di: | Balloon tires. . s AION CU and re ~ am iki ; i 186! ‘ . "1 ‘ ry st r) he If. They are ALC AZAR HOT ile 3127 lLocust—Clean: PE SHING 5560-——81° eautt : - - ay — — —- * § ‘ c v & 1%) He a PeOr } (‘Eentral 4a7 wa in Brats én el ee ee ee ee ee ec Dese wr a eave = hy ‘ ‘ ~ : ~ Ij . tot > cit Ss n ry? 4, » a > “ ‘ . a , ‘ Ss . 0) yn s fi : lperhy? Lf) 'f er) rat ) y] - 0 ro ' ‘ a mene ~ eee . ——— a cs ‘ . = Qt ee nened [ conditinn. passe ae giv Buy one of them ||. BROADWA dooms hvnt | grill: open to public: also rooms with lave PU SHED APART aa: [OL JTA—} roonis, bai, steam heat) REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED ~OT our presefit car. MG ler r as wh payme:! Lt ke a big saving. ‘ome ——" - _ ; - ald nicel irnished “at Janitor. | irnishics rm: surag bak ALE (co Fecond floor. ey en a eee Payment, hs ake a tn agate. ‘Ome tl | PRANK) ) Oy 1 ae nicely Pani ahe 3 __{€8) | rorest furnish heat. Janitor. | furnished: iuodern; surage: $4 3 ROOMS. tts BRAND-NEW FURNACE saiwey. (oe) 74 CHRYSLER 1926 SEDA! “gh same: Terme if dauieea 642 a ome; reasonable: near ‘rand ee * tOOM—South front. twin bed: also hall | opiwRo aes - ' "eget egy ag eee aes Pe, MONTEL ; pe Menece Mode! 70. s ry ik orice. HUP™M BILE TPE ths . ee oat au. ov years of oy ; “r - Sari a . 7 private ho ‘Abany 2°01M (e9 | “monk. , 2 A~—; oom furnished ar art. * . * 2 S319. se “ Ree 138 nar fi nice bh ig roo adies’ Wear : $4 mall down payment and rn thi | heconditioned. Priced low to move We tell you | pero seg oor we Nips = tials a TAYLOR. 1310 WN aceties - senein — P. *. J——2 FHS, Path, 1 , newly asia ae * ae: - , * + ge le Bldg. (ce f Pesutiful ae uit luickly. | ith. pe _ : housekeeping: 2ae range: phone (ooh | ASHI SGT IN. 524! 5—Bright, well tur- | orated. BAst $464. BRiage GUSHR. (es) ts 5 ey Vi -EISED & —- i _ ; ; , ‘ ‘ i. BRE - ; :, shed apartment. bath F rigidaire, it Vi Wi 4 i RE RENI ' (cB) i 5 - + MAR} ON i} 7 "rm [P? . 2 > } YY RNON + yee} ~ Adecorn ta, Saree or : TWO ke JK: rs! BN Eee ¥ ; 1926 NASH | i eee MO: i | ai IMPLEMENT North sleeping. a} ' A oiannam > tities wan | to . {c) 4428A Arco; 3 rooms. bath trie. ty R oom, BAT H. ae RN a ¢ Asi j. advanced 6 Tourit lias had ex- : tea | wack tae | a. ‘TOMOBIL, ECO | BROAI w Y. 84664 2} furnished ee aig % , p=’ | ONE OF MY BEST, BEAUT ECL, 2 ROOM | MAin 1195 a ez 7 N. Chani wir papered and eeptionally good care by former own sinut iRrf 6103 rice cul al ‘ i saie . a { . ~ awts Ne ST ¥ ? . r) > . > » ? . . - — a — = ini A ; a * iiabsiere era 0 , Feo down 1 i ager i pee a mae 7)! a ganve gentleman preferred CAARE Bari’ NING | HOT WATER: FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished cory WILLYS-KNI lL SERVA, MARMON sank . ae . MAITLAND « ) iseke eping Ww A IING 1 IN, : : Neatly furnished . 7 ' — ewe oOo ovsre—— r ay rit ge rice to «more even-passenes Touring ; ‘ wae 50090 Gravois t-water, tile ih, gas, electric, garag: room; rive amily (c) | ERENCES. 4362 McPHERSON, ; (e2) FURNISHED FLAT—Couple employed | +1 pak ROOM HOU eee CASE ngfton Arms Ho- fc ‘7 2 at iy Pty teh - a Boat ne P. | 1 05 Manchester foR ) : ee ne —_ = - ~ ~ 45 1X? , ty 08 ate v ete am ; ; 6) “ Ki? hh ne " . ; ' . ater, fedrn rT). ‘: ~~ : : ' c j a oa " ‘ ne Wily furnished Gand 160 ‘c4 HARRY V.S. GROVER TWENTT FRG G50 a neaiiy io?) | WASHINGTON, 4375— Light housekeeping | beds low mentare gee Ott, Sunroom with | | FINANCIAL ARN i + RTS ahr me me keen Sale | nishes Rouscomedige oe eel fur; | rooms, newly furnished a: oT ae beautiful lobby and "jounke: Olive-Univer West é . } £5 ‘ . rr . “rr ‘ ba! ' . A . ~ : a . rt? : = ’ : . : ; ‘ > * wane ' v rT) rz qT 1 —— — - ~ aeattee: 2001 LOCT Dl S17 REET oo Fog pe Bs for nes WATERMAN 502 Large and ermal! DEImar O88, a HOU SAM REALTY CO. ELMAR, 5147—1 or 2 room furnishe. - SAL A 2SLADIES — 95 ND: OPEN WN T Raseoks, ips ese er deste Powes ¥ i rooms’ running ws leasan' place.(cS) | 312 International Life Bldg. GArfield 027! flat, FOrest 0352. neem | , ae ‘ é ao ore 7 ——— : WESTMINSTER re thira floor (cS) | WHITTIER, 1331A — Four rooms, bath; cood wages, C; f o7s CEntral 557% NEW. used parts and tires. o | AN _— conte. wi EST. : 7 — pot = FA + | 2 and” 4 "ata. ee Rae OS Sea ae ae ome | ae AR 104 O'Fallon (O'Fallon n Aus | weet song ea ee opm. SENG! sleeping roel h. kitchen 1 rivilewes: | PERS SHING APARTMENTS | /4'8¢ alcove. eas, electricity: sliveeces LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’ Y sf ¢ »A ‘ ‘ ‘ ) co - er rte ~ . ‘ €-7 7 yeqd. j ~ SIP] UTO PARTS—Reliable 3323 S| heat. gas, electric and fre OMe, (C2) | a 9 — nt —— 386 Pershing; newly furnished. aj] cut. | > a , of ae NDS bought et house, or 3428 | EWELRY, GOLD, SILVER. HOUSEH’ LD Goops WANTED Broadway, HUmbolt 3790 ~" ¢e18) | GREER 3—3 unfurnished rooms and | WEST PINE. 3744. Sleeping, $3: 2d front. | sae rooms; 6-room effici tifully Grand. Open 8 to §. LAciede 0630 ics Sete : ce ae . eis: tS RO a ee ; oe (li SEE I thos OR meneame an dq ae fously Fusaanne eeeeate Parent DWELLINGS FOR RENT PY RN ITURE LOANS South n Y keep y: diam atinut id, ANDIRONS——PF urniture ets, contente n s ; (iran Pho ]@¢ cq ver an d bs i : : ‘ ry Ti Hi: CLM? ‘9 at - ia gs . a°T) ‘ ts: need roods Auto Bodies For Sale ROOMS FOR RENT COLORED as TEL ae Ret R F 5477 ros s i . a North OR: a. . Lo 3. ‘ 1S s. ran 2. " . P mmr v , me ‘ P ‘ a. j - - -_ bes ‘¢ ifY ‘ : : «tig Ramana " _ sippi Live Fish Co., must | BES’ h vp rniture. carpets. Kep- ASTLEMAN, 4008—Neatiy , furnished: | - 2 | way, ws) et ses I ee ree, Set | BEST comp Brice. furniture. carpets, Kap- | housekeeping... Same’: | ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | 445 DeBaliviere Ave. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED MONHY TO IHAN-— twa comakerar year i osition poon, ¢ wit 12 throus h April 14, fron FURNITUR!] t} mds nd of any JEFFERSON, 2253 8.—Two “first floor FROM ’M AND BOARI elderly mencautifully furnished efficiency apart- COTTAGE, ne se rag 8-room. a va ef- | to pay, Guardian, 606 Planters’ Bidg ic) pay right party « a our barge on river bank t 4 t of Pp rt eng nt oht for cash ices. ‘a | ‘completely furnishe house keeping: rea - Jad real 1u inns ‘ n ae personal it 21 mM: ments, single hotel * Ooms, buffet apart- ~ = agg cama Hil 34 8006 om Me mN} EY to salaried people; easy pay yroente; fare paid Pu sy. watch for sign on our barce. | Kener Lindel 04° : : || eonabl 34) | comfortabie room and board: am prepared | ments, completed and ready for occupancy. | >#t2; ae. ihe (ug, | yconfidential. 1851 Railway Exchange ag Sef 1 eet ww: ae reer M U S ] . A | T AFA Y RIVER OAz 2 unfurnished roome | ‘2 Pay, @ reasonable price. fox J-212,. | Furnished or unfurnished: A mem omet 2 ee cg ae __fe°6) | pide. (cS) ve. and at fave. a ee | e@ll kinds: best pri al “Hazzard, Forest . . “heat furniahed. Victor 0099W (cl) | 22st eisoetch ae ey of ae ete ,fpartment hotel in the| WEST BELLE, 4459-—And 4028 West | MONEY adeanced io” working jle on orm: TYPEWRITER AND ADDING 2ssew 8) ~ SHROROUG!I 41395—92 rge rooms bine t. Louis. Belle; 6-room modern flats; rent rea- furniture, automobiles, etc. orbech 41 122. (62) URNITURE Wtd, - hot - $22: all conveniences. sche Sig R l; | sonable. IDEAL INVESTMENT CO., 4116 | Northeast corner 23d and Wash hington. | : 2! MACHINES URNITURE Wid. op CEM. $22: all_conveniences. rs 3 an : 1e anelagh Fiemay, Liaaeil bean ceoat | , om | \TIe " : | Segragg agg ne tan email. 2012. uteau Victor 137) ithe Gane ae endo iron “amet io MMATIC Wta ——ongen : ve ing 1 # RD nee Caer ee ae ee os uae MONFY TO LOAN-—2 per cent per month LADIES— Not over 30 who For Sale ie cera : : : Instruments For — — | : e591 o017 online tastia | cali Temes oe ‘rnished front “a | Apartment Hotel TWO WEEKS FREE RENT {08 Jewelry, clothing. furs, rugs, musical } QVvpA hac = ase PEStA! eit. sUL1—-2 fun she sour % t LOM i) Di, UGG, 4AUl | A Hickory 3 rooms. electnc. $18 00 instr ts,. ete. dunn’ es, O11 ¥ vans im. tials ring call 18% ) i Start’ new stor Nee. rods ily mas yg ae on . ret f ) S5 b Sigeeh oe: co 8. | wee o107 MePh ierson Ave 2 Singleton, 3 rooms. electric. . i oy | Eat iblts hed 1878. (e30) : Forest m1 A % » | | — a | © , ; WRITERS— and u epairing highest cash bricee paid CEntral 2572) | S!oDworn musical instruments 3 acrific ; * . a On beautiful sean eA ae 22 Marnice, 3 r om. electric... 18 00 | MONEY TO LOAN-—$50 and up: payable retail trade over phone. Must TYPEWRITER: Reece ae: grating: : 7 poh memercarnne ~ VG E oe a nt eee. tek, See Pee. oe | pletely furnlahed fc. my (OTSREAN REALTY Co.. MAin 119 2 60 weekly installments, to salaried =| be willing to work—salary and ___'©36) FURNITURE Wid—Hiehest cash _ pric : OnS-—Bingie amd Maisie aides cakes eludes light. refriceration. gas, heat ami) | |two comakers; chatwe S bet cont’? We 4 moni hiv bonus oO} f ered Per TYPEW! RITERS—Und erwood. — Rem aes pies ; . L : gagvte Pace - A by se - o . i H - ‘ “ re 4 : AU Dak Bs. } t . “9 a H QO gy E 3 S : , ‘ . ) ~ ; cKer ; aes } ~ Saal fa premises), } OR R EN I lo ( OLORED in jake and buy eecond deeds of tru st. rt, ee hoe Wr agin Aran teas’ | acbrac etc. Call dEtferen 877R Ros . Pi eh.ta acnetened om amity HOUSAM REALTY COMPANY, an te rag ms ae of oo. lie'8. Fy kO AN AND INVESTMENT G | manen onnect . k 2 sie Seat taaae Leonor! Auct 3501 Luce pr ges: reasonal lady e wed. I A-| ate. nte ns artments: ‘asonabie = rent. lan sro . mn: a) | Manent x on tor right (c8) =e ee greecieenmstpe ape —- jhairagennmnnr ph Pianos and Organs. For Sale privileges: reason lady employed. 1 A | = Enternational Life Bide. S000 } after 6 Dm. (c®8) (oat) “ 7 , ve’ . « 2 . Ya ’ ie eg 4 . 4 ; i a ——————— — al ee ~ 4 . = 7? ———— ae Sane = 7 pal tie . ; : ¢ ir. (sarnie r, 1 )- : ! P.« z ; nt r} on paid A A : " cirk d ce i ‘ Kl j : iL | i ; } is tus ial. “Rim a =H ne: ? ‘e)} { 1 st HOTELS ~ — a we -—- - MONEY IN 10 MINUTES | MESTIC ELECTRIC CO., 908% . Arfield S897. | noUtee TEST | of aie Tull. eweet. rich. velvety quality | “nishéd: fieht housekeeping. ACB) gt SbawasT bases. |/f a || SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT rurniture. autos. real emate: no signers: Pine w+ (ea t HOUSEHOLD Y LP P . fen - Day 39c¢ to ent's play r 98 50 er ¥ a wgplimetatt sg ott a Spy ; oe oe =e Te : ike : rm O. oh : Fh ta ae Son 101 eon : le CA aT : 1484) et Ww NG Mi At Sade - x ‘ Oi ii : ' + : = r: it @' : ep) us , Dut ae m —- stag - } ad ro Sake =", ‘D- m — a , kine JiEffers m BO ). ' hig Fore st P ark. Vr sur inspection REN ee Me MLS ntral MON Ey TO LOAN Tae " aM Te IT wee wainu’: new; chea} yd LSLor perte lly; Ox. | nh, balance$ } month } 4 as 4 veniel copies “ted ) NEWSTEAD HOTEL—One of the beat | 1s Invi ited. (ceo) , OF FICE— Completely @ejulpped ground | On collateral or with two co- makers. Ra- mee: S:9. 5615 Delmar one) mone age oe i en TIEN ANDOAL ©» 6 4A? aeerts — : the st ine. Free electric fans. J = : = = ——x ny ae bs cone Ai, gh > x ~ aoe. | pi ay : ar nal) amounts regularly out of your MMDROOM SUITE — 4-picce A ESTEY PIA! ‘5. : SHENANDOAH. 3632— _ furnished | person 580! inabatenateneck 2: 5) | = —— | ny fixtures: will rent, Wie 4-4-3 4 - teiner | A dandy bargain in an -upright piano: é : I ua CON = eT ; ee an ogrraphe at 109 N. | i ; MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | Walnut, brand-new Steines | shod 3 ‘icon: geceutiness “ties maaan aihiee nable- near Grand fo SPECIAL rates, $5 up weekly. Blue Grass | —— ——_. = —— | g:h wt ms SURETY LOAN & THRIFT Co. = . 8. he A id b \ P . oe ‘ie ; | 7 - EOI: a Hotel, 4040 Olive st. (cB) | {}) ——— — SS a - | City Club Bidg.. 1022 Locust. (om) - | CARDBOARD COTTER Wia ins | ROS 7 eatly uu UTO IOBT] ES . $1 weekly. eens: EXA % room apartment 18 | a | PRIVATE : sae in «00d condition. nt ’ Bb m lite: bargail 222 esis —— ees ae SO. Seve Wee to peels . | AE? PD ) i Browning Apartments il South your own fond ne 44 be niture owners: m: nat z preferred. Call M Mum Prank in. c] . —_—_—___—__- PHIR! VOMi8, u 5536 Pere 7 —_——_— —— ®.. 207 Victoria Bid x rs vga 6166 Sia ae 2a ; a (old. EP =? Sty T —_ | “Te - B . * . . _ r e trie my - ‘tric and ante} ee coe o (Cc Beautiful! ly ) ba = ee ef- i ARSENAL, . ” eorne! r M Trrant ford otfice for al CEntr * BUF ans th and waist ‘4 ) iit} hysician. with established dentist. Lz e - A > A R é, M f: N é I S weed ¥: also one very large 6-room it Day On4s ta ‘ le (° E ; ivVance money © n ac automab! les. Reuse. 4 4 * / ®FllTicle ney, with : } tif . i ‘fu rniture, ete, dea Morte ” @ Wanted om) eunroom;: fur- | an rs t : LA act ’ ; eat an A 5 Plichenetia nished ; rents include every th ing || STORE-—Be st loc ation ; Ss table any kind | CE tral’ 2038 405 V le foria Bide. Bate. 4010 C ase gray ename) mple: bs ‘ani mi by ¢ net ore . a game, ty eae Eee eee | AN] (OM kitchenettes "ompiete for houseke -eping. Ele- || of business. Apply 1528 8. Broadway. | $5 TO $50 WEEKLY. eres. ga : : Pon? SSRIS, Sea oF , i. aay ode gy +] reductios Oo. $i2 per nth. | - rm BaP (c2) | ee 7 $y a (cS) | > Ti C (cB) of: 350. Stee: "mh \ ; : 3 .. 9 «iia? , 2 ¢) , . — —— || Vator service. Manager - Till LS IT A We advance ne “ : ; . } pe : = ay ; on prem e a mon A to Inem and women $6 delivered. road w . ALT , ~ age : ma ty 4 ' as ase. a }', @es. Call CABANY 6375. OR ¥ j iwi : ) ; To ; pag > oe : . ea ag aS ‘ A ' working on a mlary: loans made same da — per bg 2 rT TE asain meric a ine. nes ' t wore , Ok snecaln Suaiie- ae i: nee § oe — Mt :' — APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOUSAM RE AL TY CO., West if necess: meat rates: x onfidenttal, =e Amoreu a ample. S98. 400 Ou t fore . M Vio : halance remainis unpaid. and | CALES, oLlVZA—Two connectin hous 312 Int rnati on - on ’ STANDARD CREDIT CO. te pie ; “pol ; 7 oer ae . ! ] - i ¥ ‘ room = learn Southwest se EASTON. 49098—Sto e® and fi: at. Bul itah! 1e | 301 V ictoria Bide. (oR) RRR = a NN St. PAE room I ‘ |! sv; term > CCK t ’ ae . mma ms ee ‘ ina ole , } i] | for offices. N. 8. WOOD. 706 JEfterso . fame i} a convenient loca- ve ‘ ‘ sTADA, Be (e165) _(e23 in ment flat: 4038 Lafayette, after & te »,000 CASH ] A : | [Ot en KIMBALL. GABLER. ONVENIENG an Scot —— eae et cB) | |] 0n—a tood shop, card room, | REAI ESTATE SS PSY cal GRand 696 i yeu eotigene vast oll SAY nowt EEN OION. coon NGHE. ENRIGHT. 45451. 2 or 3 housekeeping | ercrip sos a — a rooma (Mind floor: |] five fwiearinws ond tome | - E “ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE t2 LE iter oo! nh i! “a $5 dow o> per montt i A r S- sin} r¢ Ma Ks = Bree TF hones te na rt mate a ounges, BUILDING MATERIAL | mev: all new: coneitirg of lamps. e PTA NY) OTR Olive ne oe Sa) nor. dleant ee utit us at Tick Tt i Rentale from $150 FAL, ESTATE loans; South Side only. rae vine A ; A ers sete ¢ y “TT \ ‘r [> rt : : : VI1J¥J ( th. 4.16 trom 310 per month. ' "3 4- + " sclede On40 Na moO | BUIL DING ROC 7 Si OY te ofdband : — vs —— > AL” | OOS Ww, N [ 2 D P OF \ & ASH ; ++ . —— : ’ ng mat coupie (4 [Ain 15! ef? a . Hy ~- *. 4. ek Be. and $2.75, delivered in city: Ma — Lene SAT Y baba GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. 29936 Locust Naas Se diues TeTLID , Nice. wij ight nouse- | = Rk au ; : THE HOTEL “ae Tei ) - $100,000 on tmproved for m vice. Call LIndell 1897. = mee ae eee ee (08) ae ceeping room and Kitchen; private. (c4) | *)-.."\* ‘el meng Ie IEfferen | Ouis real estat. at lowest interest: ouling. * Oe ALL _(c8) t Bal : xerpn —5 ‘pr 3 rome compacta | nanen” sembsor’ 8. Fetes || COCR OF BID PLANS. ESTIMATES iis RERKE SPURS CS Of dust PAVING BRICK—40.000. ae FURNIT 7 17 "TT yN mm 49 oe RS On . TD. aad sl = “e 5830. Sidi seas | | “a [ ' aan ©) VAD S, | | » 7 AKE & BRO. 815 C tnut, PAVING Bh : res Nt FURNITURE A | tomobile L Autoptano pl nekeeping: water in all roome steam | sapiR go7—4 Toms, stove. icebox, bed |] Cup JUN | QUALITY homes built: wii pia | pete} ~ a AC > ; | Au omo j oi oans ed ; oF +) ‘ . i Lee DL, he iva sai : i ged pe ey b > } ’ vat | ee i] at us eet i ate . r ne . a7 , VESTMENTS. oe — , a " nr , t . ; 1 We rana ’ i? ing ao.% entati¢ Ahan ORF f | Lindel! Bl. an dg S; ring Av. (cl) Hi ry Poat Diet yatct Se" : ee - pilin donee Mietiaten cn tindintinddd ae oe hi wdav 10-3 Ls . kK nal rar é - y | -s ee —s — ‘ num paid c our CLOTHING || Tuesday, starting 10:30 A. M. “nthe | ae aT ae oe : . . rE PARK, 4495 — ee ne PERSHIN §783—2¢ OO! room ————— | WILL build 4-room bricx, $2500: 5 and 5 0 and moultip dhevect on —_ i techen $4 uD pei eseins a: single flats, $6500 and up: 5-room mod Wanted 4&6 MISSOURI AUCTION by | 4 6.2: | EENSINGTO Sos : hai 3 ye FLATS FOR RENT fh eat cure om cur plan or Dispateh Witd—Best prices paid .* 4 > TY _— wee ee 28 (c= FADE) ing roon “4 and jan! arvice: in b ful University C | m m: 25 ye MO’ EY—"SEE ts"—MON = — N. Vandeventer. 303 rat { ( Mi AN y : J \. ) ‘ ; rethi { ‘ay ¥ : ‘ ’ - ; . #), fory ity re ; r} th } ljone r ¢ > ; , entral L ; ‘ : ryil : “4 . : ‘ +Ea | Effic ‘ mt aerrs les or iy ru! Satear tonto aaa x ea a \ ©) : ti Ye ne )}) mit van. : ic ROE SO ae 4) 1 BEL 3124A—Flia > roome Ollet and | ? oe \ ainwright iGe Lowest rates and gui Keat alewer. ar Men's suits “eng a # Cry pate gl Oy “1 ({/ ) sae a\ saute ieee wage neg ; Vals , cae . nm OSON, | 30 ARANTES CONST. CO 8 i ‘340, 3 RRINKOP. a oR SER - Im Vv 40 fe + ij “n tra] ‘ 57 ° >. - , 2 i) Ee, ~ . . n {if ~ Vii \ {} It i TY ii ; ' ) }}) | pee : . ; é : { ) ; leg . SF 40. 3621 8. Grand. (c34) Im pe Ore 6846 AGE o satel Hoes ; ¥ oo. - )} : AND LET LIVE — Used clothing Have rie rol ¢ ing “peoegiie {- | confidentis vice with 3 reliable ¢ ne \; See it and hear it and be convinced 2?) Be LIOT. 1524—% roouis, clectric: buyer LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT | com 96L até Pe MORTGAGE ‘ted. The Gentile Store. oe y Weed {) eenehall y” . ou ke .. Monthly pay the truthfulne f this s urniture cab rent; $23.50. —"_ (cB) Southwest a a fer 0) a ~- : 7" | ‘ :. +L + > eT ‘ ry on @ } ; , “Se a ‘> a = itataemmal ¥ SOU up r tern i); evenings es a > PaSe Se FLA DSLaIrs f ma and bath: va etaeeral , ts 50. Bi, ws ie iS > ave: 7 ¢ ~ ng 7 2 . Bice S0es Rie er \ ber AR. gua MR May _s die AKea = peopir $7, $8, SY A FOOT COAL, COKE AND WOOD _ 7 — eT | ‘AHLEM FINANCE CORP. ) WURL ITZER. 1006 Olive (¢ LABADIB. 3s: ‘re oa an 1) F ih a 7% BONDS a : OVING . ‘ po ag ))) LABADIE Z j - ’ »? ‘wWwiy pDanpere NUT COAL. $5 - ap $5. go: Ces | — irces $500,000. e34 iy furnace hat? lem ty "$40 (Dy | lota, aiehae sidewalks and water: ST ot ; “> LONDS ry Wen Mio Tuii DeG ~] ? ts iy *" , 3 : e sii . : . ---- - ’ ' ‘ 4 Heat, Cec or lump $6.5 Q. TYile (e ! UE ture ‘ere bee = tip, '- +? ]U35 N. Gran : — OO Oe) MAFF IT POG SOM lat — Persoaern | enon $°° halance $10 mernth. lacarti yn. ~ ; hulakes oF 4 ' JUTE: 4 " , ~ . ¢ — ~ ties tet — ~~ . . ’ - eS : . , : : , : ’ - = USET TO PARTS—kKeliabie jaa arnt eel RaOh . o; | Gravols-Weber Park, 7 minutes’ drive west : ni ‘ , Club Heoode. United ia “, MIvING- 1 ROOM ~ ee ae R a j ' na Amo .Y mholt 2700 ( ; . . ; ~- —— . = ~ a : | of Kingsh! i hway. on Gravols: owber ; ° " of ; Mach Annapolis Lead. a “H ARC 0 AL i ; ‘ ered ’ mMogany Da ms yt) 3 1 - ? P ' P J j aoe r aM 00ms ’ th | ground. Ps Seven \W a] (arage. Bro aa} Ww | Gar Chi. i : . : - Pred 4 ‘ ’ ws - age. ay AlTT i ; ‘ ¥ ICT ‘} A, rewtiti | - — 4 —— i . 4 ee Tamp and ground. Independent Foundty 7 ; yr. B pte : iat tral ate ‘he Suppiy Co., lst and Spruce. MAin 16 roomie trictly n rn: low 1 _ €ezi | 2 iz West Motors. Citing &@ Pte | } S 1 WEEKS’ FREE RENT. LOT—Corner, trouting 50 feet on Forest | 4-ec! ty -y ara oe Finance 4 Se ee ee > phome stand. ete: | See Witke of ‘Kir Al Unni: , ' bh ms tr ' ' i o MT) 1.0 ey | j : ul UTD i> M ' i \ i : ' , ‘ : . i 4 inunTt . tet | . P . “ i . : _ i " Sate Beemer tke na ran Tike ew. 0 ee | les Found Mins Uremic Gein. Jonnie, analog, "Seas | ibe’ Tonia’ cn, saseining, Pale Oat BUSINESS HORSES — Gor Gu nh irs and gto» aranteed 2) eon ee a mS ; rated and peinted eS. , field | Ladue act FF neer Prema ; . ; Ti S } ] 4 fe ped. ‘ ; i r actos 7 in Lowenst rin. — mar SEAN, 3154S. Grand. LAclede 9000. | (nee 4{ ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY fi i : ee ae a ennEee | ond aOuth of Chuvtee een 18 Dene OPPORTUNITIE Mi LES—10: 8 stale 10 gets harners, * roor fficie eheeryit ur . iE road. north la coal “WAKONR. 3 ata! wagons ] paten: WASHERS. BPH TO) $50 : : sing rd infants WITT Yaonr Wash: M ; 7 . —— , } : : bid i ‘ . -- ~ 1 farm wawon. Hoffner ‘ o ee , °crT} ay _ meme «Se BUSINESS FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY —~And grocery. averigs sales 745 Der day, account of eer =; , - price $1754 L.itiel] 2i@N 2) a COP s non e | , : Mee ; iy | oe TARR ~ “ i be 5 OT 1 rt) “a ' j } y ; : T- ) MACHINERY — 1 ne, overlooking GPatles Pecme vate aiae: if | When the loss is advertised in the sat 7 ate | r * | : : oe * — excellent meal: ‘ fax a on ivi ¥ 8 A i mor A aoe Se 9 , ’ tre : : 4 MOTORS. —Have a ff — ‘of “gma! 11 eli a nh evenines y ry . 4 rd ; ' uM Dt | Post-Dis atch Lost ‘ 1 Liemen: boreal fast ] . | ir i T a ' IGS3A _ , octane ned way Mi: , I 7 ation: of excahnege. sacrilfce. onder ul : = "4 ' (shard tt. ' yur rocme and } i a (2 J.44% STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ; ™ _—. nh va ony q a ssp pepe ) Ty = ; 94; . ie ose 77 Southwest ; . 200} 13 double fate: 3 | SUBURBAN Aad FOR SALE , — RANT Pareatn ia 50° ee ig ee ee nd 1925 li Liberal term ares - rooms. ti bat! uvnace. Oa loon ; rae pe ving city 2216 N For Sale 4 ry itches abinets Slo. refriger: ~ pee ‘ rized Ford dealet I “INGSHIGHWAY ~ S —Furnished ; : ‘ niened (cR) : at hein - - Say At pons ~s ie me 4 ~e bap — - go lag - : n . . - > * Wate aalk, DORTOR SE OFFICE kOUIPMERT—Verv : For years and years the Post-Dispatch has carri : : i } rooms. bat! 3 chen an 7 ore ~~ 7 e F cr ke) ~~ er - aR Hee ® - - A Ste - fio rar! Pew + ; . atanas tog eee ee te oe x . ni . theaters I. me . 2 | hor hard | reat urnishes ; : Pare i ~ — — | Feasonabie, Banyal, 1542 S. Broadway. @ Wing room suites aa ‘wiles sane armrngea: — far more Lost and Found Ads than any other || eee ee eee a ing tows,” fet motes’ OmeDi ————— " wit ts for ) Webster Groves 1 PIXTe RES — All kinds: many bargulns, aa a aoe me*" Vs - ; so th Post- . — ; rn mate A & - cash ft | Giobe Store and Office’ Fixture Co., 700 . a Va ; v ‘ pe “ane . , 2 - iSis: new ABRANNE, S07! -~ | rd; +. bad) St. Louis newspaper. Lost Ads om od Rin ard » (+ 'TREMBLEY-WILSON ik E cs ; - is a ee prenklin. GArtield 2760. ___ oie D Olive ot CE | 2-8 me a ” SE RaOD ; Dispatch are read by far more St. Louis Readers condien, Call Victor 2977R. | Write lor map vl Webster and cur Met. | RESTAY BART —flees lochian ri, oe i: —2 ome MMe ‘fee rafil, coffee Case, _" - ‘Ge — uve ' Service \len ! Us 4 VE, 3308 nisher Tit PN ATT) i , — rome electric - Ce SEA ene Mammen ane . - maneaees nt. ; ALES, OUec " , MER —, : > ; . Pes 4. Peet. Tienatch arent — SE gr. 7 oo. Cases of all kinds st. 4 3 ‘1 Puy “— - pos 7 eae . ‘ | : \ : hot . OORBINE: diampbont car. FY oo . : a6 onl folLet new iy Painted = WE § ER GROV Es TRU : Js Realt poe c “aTe | | | Se sine ae 14 BR. P AUK 17 ra SONS MFG. Co.. : 4 5 } . . » H : } oN a ‘ TEIN ER] +, $009 : ees: iS2J Ty rA c »} room. private familiv INNI cy ITA $4334 room modern f at = , 4 ‘ +e. ‘ +) 4 4 “| + & c} ' ti i | ’ ; ' y ; ” niin ; ws . ;).* ’ Tate Care rT Lee ars car (cS) a bey , Kg rin Cars For Sale -_ * . ~. a4 eo = a ‘sm: (of Res ieGe 1. 305 Pamege i awe BUNGALOWS and co T T AGES - : : : | Ime! 9519. ae hlee, and ou q ELMAR, é ‘ 0m and beard PRFNNSYLVANIA. 4ixx St. Arthony'’s , ,, STEAM TA RI. 8-foot: linoleum. | ia “46x) o ing room, wluding floor- , . - aoa — : . oC $7. fel) parish; mew; & roome; hot-water heat: For Sale pti ¥ Si @ rucne; . chairs. 1313 Sr a a, —~Yeny ~ VO & week bring thi (f ‘ \ N > a ‘ )}: I: I KS \ LLs ; UM Sy 38294—Room. board Ps $5.50 ope a. - ym. SOGDA | ates I > Ea ne 1 ee vee Oe ¥h MIGHT ~ me cooking: hot water. Lindell 6651 HRISTIAN a es R. E. CO., Northwest ROrOMING HOU#E—10 rooms kl down . paym } ie & LA | RE KI ri _—e — ; “toR) at: 21 S. Grand bi. i lege « in Beat tifn!] Kenw ood § springs $250 leoora: ing arrange for the ING FUR NITU RE CO. atta oh a maak ihe 2 DELMAR. 3844—Roart ; running, hot ATRRELL #615A_— $¢ . = 2 1 th § a ee ney y Sie! ter in roome: meals family style. $5. 30 UBSELL. te eet ! Whe wait un nift) b1s ke ran klin AVY. : ' Gusas sao tae (c8) ron ; x ' Ls ; ; on - : oetlon: . $e P er nig —~ ~. _ : ; g006 " fle r ¢ {immediate pomeseian arreace © ee ae FEO0 NDELL. 4242—-Wiil take paying ures 053, (87) | : 3 : .; will | GO. J7is tnut at. ' a Open Saturday and M la P finement indell fcS) . = % . - * aisha aot: ¥ ‘ | enna -~- anes ated " “ x . : rt P « Mode rade for eng ’ } sort | BRINK “PARLORS” ri ar E RREGH T CO. | : Trucks For Sale , LINDELL. 394 Beautiful furnished th eteam heat: 7.50. oe W ENZ LICK, ett: c nestuut. GAriield 1427 | - vificing ome for Quick sie. oe 4 ; tt T > gre r i; f r Lie _** r ( shai 4 | ‘ 4 . a . — Suess oem Ss oP” : » } 2 as: 2 ; peeecettaastlineead eens - ——- ; wood > a ie , i . (c Je ereaok. 1201 Cass TYler ar : SSS $ __ Refrigerators | a a a eR ge a an

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Py 2 ah esha NE GO DOE MSC RIS RE Sit Shei TOR grin ey > ETM CP RA LS RS ER et ey SY SOR OES ‘s rape a SE ae ey PAGE 28 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1927 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ——= ee NEW YORK STOCK LIST STOCK MARKE NEW ORK BONDS NTERESTCENTERS IN LOUAL TRDE SMa anu pages MO IRREGULAR ON ‘CHANGE — —- - Movements Reflect Efforts to Check Advance—Banks Call $25,000,000 — New Highs Recorded. By Leased Wire from the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NE af YORK. 47 ] i —] ie [ ming Post i7i Lis 4 . : — Ss Banks Call $25,000,000. ‘ yy * : : at sold *- > > Commodity Ranges Narrow. ’ 5 ae | . a, } > — > Lira Above 5 Cent«. . "A ltho. ris ? - : 1 i~ Ne Loans to Rethers and Dealers “Show Increase ihe A Lif “GOVERNMENT ——. ~ i. ae . - BOND>. oe REIGN > i INDUSTRIAL BONDSs Si; 4 — a a Ls UL Le Le a ae ae y a - ~ & RAILROAD BONDS. ot Tee ~~ - An Stee keerrer -. Delaware & Hudson Report. Pe Ass 7 res vy ne Ses ‘ > ‘ ' 7 " A ae ? 4 Resaienied eed ee ey . Wb 7 NTT , ¢ iVN LJ REAL! CLEARINGS. MOREY AND — - - 2 ~~? : 4 Gold Starts Back to Paris April , 26 : = “ aR ~ 7 1] . ° ' nos € . . : ' . ES : ry Cyrchans ~ | | 2.) eo lia’ Mark: ' ~ . 7 a ae ee ee oS ’ . s 90 . ¥ a ; soled at 25> franc : NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET NEW YORK. A 4 ee * ow ee -~ no Coal Properties Merged. : DP ey = Fe Sian, WHEAT PRICE IRREGULAR ON CHICAGO MARKET ws , waite we a ome ee ’ ,”’ Germany Statement. | ! rhe ait AS ae , — Ogden Armour Seat Tran-fer. d Press ee eT ee | 7 ' _ - _Bond Sales—Continued “ * 2 eS Rolls-Royce of America sie RAILRCAD BONDS Beemer a» ee 13 awe AO Se Ow Mark C. Steinberg & Gh “uEWEFERS New York. Chicagc St. Louts Stock Exchange fo +. tm a nn = | BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN Fast Direct Private Wires Wetzani ne. Roetmen's Bank | Branch Office at Hotel J GArfiela 4600 mm ~- oma er? of a hl the, waa tl ee Getabii.heq 1880 a (hieago Crain (Cartot« <= ms” & Co. = rPhovws Je staan 0. oft ME MEERS chicage Beard eof New York “tock aad (ottes © All Princigai Marke™® —-~ Visite Grain Chance aS titties Hepert. Tel. Mais wa 1 Toe St. Leuis, Ma. 705 Olive Se

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SPATCH aes MONDAY: EVENING, APRIL 11, 192 : fie 2 ee POST-DISPATCH SS STLOUIS POST DIS DMITS $10,000 HOLDUP” ey =I] é Ont-oiahogeny Held in Detroit for Cabarvi Never Cakes or Hardens = , Popular Comics CHAIRS $3:22 and Up nn “Tobhery in — ‘ seaiy Self Pouring PKs. : - News Photograp Br the Associated Press . . DETROIT, Mich., April } Many Other Bargains in tom ee : 7 a Lure a= Years Via, VM the holdup of i Pittsburg, Fa.. ce) . ear : ’ ‘ a a ~ Z Ben : = MONDAY, APRIL 1 TABLES—FILES — | °°7.22,°%,,3.0emre ee TEE Lig? Zn ~~ pation in the robbery. Assistant : | / - 7 a ae ff Le USED SAFES — Praneeniten | I ‘1 ade ry) T dl i, P at L, ess Tha nounced. Maurer to} a th ry pr osecutor eee (Bet. Olive & Locust) Kroger Stores are well supplied with all the foods to make tien Coer res on iar pe : —___- —— = maining days of Lent enjoyable for you. As we are constantly re- ceiving new merchandise, stocks are absolutely fresh ami assortments complete. Nowhere can you get finer quality or creater values, SARDINES HERRIN Gi W he sth vour taste run firea imported or iy nut ijomestic Sardines, Kroger Our own direct importation of genuine Holland § equai! nwutrit ious qomestic amet - fich . fr "y) th - + yu r : sh. taken oOo! e& icy waters of the North Seq Stores can fulfill your wants. Ws buy tne at maturity. Every fish is perfect, lar : . 44 bike 44 44% « 4 - finaet al ,, . -¢ tote “fy Trg citing for the Dest = ge finest of each variety, contracting 1 inusually fat. Milehers and Roe of the catch during the packing season. mixed me 4 Domestic Fish—' California—in tomato sauce; In balk; dozen ..20¢ @-Ib. keg, = 1,4-size can— 15-0z. oval can— Group Buying | a a — he i} | — t Brings Values | \aX: ~~ | HE F uns) t FOR ] (} oo | Like This One : Tr "1 | ee Hl : } £357 fo Union's Mustard Sardines—'‘', can, 8c; % can....1I5c Shrimp—Dry pack: Gulf caught; 5 on... ee Marie Elizabeth Imp. Boneless Sardines. . os Ready-to-Fry (Codfish—Gorton’s; Patrons Brisling Sardines—Norway—Olive oil; can, 15c Tuna Fish—Ligcht meat: 7-oz. tin. Cove Oysters—Gulf caught; 5-0z. can.... 5c Mackere!—Anmwrican shore; large fish. Crab Meat—Japanese; meaty parts; 8-0z. can, Star Brand Lobster—Tender. 4-oz. tin i3ec Caviar—Genuine Russian; 1',-0z. tin Sse sees Sn ei a ee — — 4 SF 3S ee ee + bs-6-snbewetew + SR ADRLEUES SEES. Se. ee eee re ee om il Ine Pi n k ("91 intry Club— laska—Deliecate 7 st Red Alas- avor ani a tex- : rich flavor, . TT ii ill can-— Medium Red Alaska Salmon—tTall can... Fancy C a River Salmon—Flat can. ..3$e PUNE MOM . . okt As WANA ~ . + s. »**s*% > SN RAR ORTEGA OE oe WE AS I te gic A Bes ~»* ee Macaroni-Noodles CREAM 7 Ricl ‘amy and taste enuine a, 10lina ‘and de al fe ~s spachetti, ’ a neat. Noodi meri Ish rarebit, . # 5-orz pk - _ 4¥ sh aaa che etc.; Ibn— : Strictly fresh; Country Club _— quality. 7l- Exquisite 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite C Dosen in carton, 30¢: Avondale in buik— c | : | Priced Far Below Its Actual Worth You could not wish for more distinctive beauty...for more perfect craftsmanship.. nor for PANCAKE Per ners ts greater value, at this price. A graceful bow-end bed, a fifty-inch dresser, a dainty vanity Doz phidag . and a large chifforobe of unusual design...in the season’s favored finish...shaded walnut | POTATOES | veneer on hardwoods with maple drawer panels and contrasting walnut overlays. } DK Countr: : 7 a See caren cmc: me as me intr — b : Bu TTER: fresh creamery eo ATC i eled a er Four-Piece Bedroom Suite, $99.50 Four-t Piece Dethoom Suite, $139. 50 Eight. Piece Sitreum Suite, $265 20-02 pks print... Large No. Bow-end bed, dresser, vanity and chifforobe A newly designed four-piece Suite, in walnut Exquisitely designed bed, dresser, vanity and Pure Lard; Ib. 12'gc Wondernut Oleo; Ib., 19¢ in hardwoods finished in walnut effect. De- veneer on selected woods, with pretty carv- chi Herebe, with pretty rocker and vanity Signed with elegant simplicity. ing and artistic panel! overlays. . bench. The finish is in walnut veneer. Only $9 Cash Only $12.50 Cash Only $25 Cash ~——as 8 s a oe ee ee ee ee a @eeree ee + og - »~so*? & SY . 5 * 7 o SS \ x By > . o* ee . . ie.“ >, sf * . oe 4 mes . 2 ee * 7 re S x « _ > >) i > LASAAA AAS es — + i.” cAKA SVS VES Basese SRV SARS aa anerara an” «nt ca. ea ea abheA ROBES Ee * WAAN ~ MOS AANA THREAT ee » oh ak ‘ ’ dv ee * a Sin. ‘, sD y> Ce page” x ss a : Ae Pata? EA , Y , tat i i”. as ee 7 : 7 eR ARP A va Sale >: +e Pe ~ __ ~ hanene se « You Need Pay Only $17.50 Non _ SS veg CHOCOLATE CREAM = : ii Re SR aaa courver cows CANDY EQQS evcun me¢ ees ; Fews / s “ ‘ ae | ESS Vehwthuge TeoCaleei f eet) ee PEACHES xem oe ramon snes | Perfect All-Porcelain Cork-Filled a Leonard Refrigerators Rp OOP te OER ; %% ” : > at gent oe 3 \\N , . sw?” Sr > SY ys Sas # s Tee TS LODGE het ORI, 2 iN Sea HS OF Us Ooms on ‘ a ol . , ‘ mS on satel Jo Davidson, ing in Paris has him sitting —_—_---- : that he seldom did. The ICEBERG : the Capitol at Washington. LETTUCE (ays. | NY ere be’, VEGETABLES \. AN AIRSHI aes nc VILMILLMMLILU UN AT Saturday's tremendous response to our announcement of a sale of these wonderful 65-pound Leonard Refrigerators...every one guaranteed perfect...every one all porcelain inside and out every one lined with 1!.-inch cork board...and every one suitable for ice or mechanical refrigeration, leaves but a few of these two- door Leonard Refrigerators for Tuesday's shoppers. Come early and share in this greatest of offers! BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT. RIPE, FIRM FRUIT 54 SIZE §&™ 29c 3 * 25c cit’ ORANGES APPLES 200 OR 216 SIZE; DOZEN EXTRA FANCY WINESAPS 40c 3 =. 25c NEW POTATOES SWEET POTATOES! U.S. No. 1 Grade Texas Triumphs TENNESSEE NANCY HALLS - & ts. 29c . 5 Lbs. J Sc | “NORTHERN RURALS HOMEGROWN POTATOES GREEN ONIONS 7 = | All-Porcelain Canopy Top , ° ? | All-Porcelain Cabine 15 Lb. Peck 40 3 Bunches 10c _ Gas Range Three-Piece Fiber-Reed Sunroom Suite | Cc Gas Range ~ COUNTRY CLUB Lovely armchair, rocker and large davenport in durable $ tiber reed, finished in cheerful orange tangerine. The $ 75 $ 75 — BACON CHOICEST Shou backs and loose spring cushions are covered in gaily : ~ 9b ee | t8-inch porcelain-lined oven and Pav Only $4 Cash 18-inch porcelain oven and —_——_————— - broiler, — cutlery ne and test cutlery drawer, automat- C warming cabinet, fre-fly lghter ic fire-fly lighter, and error- . oven thermometer. Now ‘ proof oven thermometer. All- | look at the price again! Csood Zz T . : . nis} eg year ires on erms af [ Jnion a Sirlein, Tenderloin, Round, Ib. Rib or Loin, Center Cuts, Ib. Pay Only $5 Cash Pay Only $5 Cash | ee IN COTN ~cwcatane) {VEAL CHOPS ©". 350 Fresh Spareibs = A splendid lirele eee oe — Large cabinet Gas Range. with _PURITAN P RE LE oem mbes “2 319.7 i5 large oven and broiler. Has four Breast or Neck, 1 J4 c U AF « steel gray. Guarantced improved burners. : 2-lb. ail | gray. G : $29.75 for stew; LARD 4 lb. all AAAANAAAA AARON AAW AW NOM VA SEN MANA SARWAN » 1... 1... .. ~ae oe .a’ " eae ae se ee . . ++ " ~~... the ee eRe & Only $1 Cash — . ——- 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Se. ~rbaed FRESH AND SMOKED FISH AND OYSTERS AT ALL KROGER MEAT Si

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a Saw = ee ee Be EY. YR oe Se - ship ae | Home Reading and : Women’s Features Ul) 4 r SS r : Popular Comics | , 2 ST. 10 U | GS PO ST- D IS PATC H | NA SMM News Photographs . ‘ ws . \ s . ’ $ i\\ : Sa a 3 ry NS WN a RSS S sana 07 | AS : AS A ~\ K&S MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1927. ; rs . MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1927. P ie tio Rh Re : Rye ER TR EG i EGS LIE rine , Sty RMR etna eo oft a ily, aR tm ee eee) : Mit tit Wi Mit. LSI) AA 4 / if, ff HEAVY HITTING IN THIS JAP BALL GAME ee | bit a is ‘ AMLII/l/2 | MER R Y MA Gp vy WE ol cu aa ee mm YA Jj RAJAH TAKES ONLY / WILL ILLILLLULULUUL DMA tt, 3b 4f4- ; ‘ i Cee AGE: 3 PR pO Io aS So —— rd a bY Y T H R ‘ E W I Vv E S A L 0 N G d WZ | 2, eg i, Ee £5. “Y / | G6oifif§ljj§§dddd ddd dsdagusbpabisameedddadKK. Viz or, f el : "Pa *. . . Fe, a& : ~ . a vA o + 4 A w a _ ; 5 Heed - - t eu we , + , ‘ : , " ee ee a ’ 2 ie * * Ayer Bon aden. ait eh: ae Se ee eee os , ' om PW gre, pi pre OT caer on - ie en - IO so ge make the few re- constantly re- hamil As-ortmemts greater valies, Wo ta SAARASASSAS MAD SAAPSPAABARARAD WSS SS ‘€ AY SSS NOH RHO Addo SS a PERRET ORE ee Cees MH ba San iA SSAA SAASS SRRASSASTESESEES SEATS SEESELSEEREE SEES ~ tt importation of genuine Holland m the icy waters of the North Sea Every fish ‘is perfect. large afid fat. Milchers and Roe mixed : ora a” Pit, > _ “3 be c ay ee eh - 3 er Oe > ; y 5 Bl ae -. a> —_ 4 — a ie ee , =e “ . oe Ses, * . a a”, 7 \ . os ‘ ws'e ie) Se Se », ‘ : ~ SPSSSSSSSESSSRRRSS SERS SR ESERESRESSE SEER RRR RRS e eR SHE SS SELE LEN ES ES SO . SSE RES ..20¢ O-Tb. keg, 36 to 40 large fish, i” pack: Gulf caught; Cod fish—Gorton’s: ight meat: 7-oz. tin ‘rican shore; largé fish. . pbster—Tender, 4-o0z. tin me Russian; 115-02. tin..... |. 20¢ OS at — ge eS oe & % » > > ) >) \ i MN WMO ROOM 6s SSS SAG SSS RWWA » > he ABSA AS ESSA SRSESESEESESESEEEDESE i . ~ : SSBB SRERESESEEEEES $ SS ASASA SA AAASRA SSASLASSASTSESSEESESSESESSSSSESESRSESEESEER SE SR EEE ERS SY W MO NON SS WS MA Qg ~%*% ee Se eae RQW©_ ©~»AY —_ . ~ “ie SSASASAABABAAS \ Ce \esessesse ” aaah .: PD r,' 144 Y, ees eos: tee ee, eae | ig a _Z GY ‘ } Finest Red Alas- % 134° Z ‘h, Y Tee ae as Sy in Le % ypu SMA OOO WEEE, WLLL cc, k 4 — eh f] “4 * or ‘ ¢ ZZ 5° : Ed Battle; r | member of rs ae os E. : ee Pe : a Za 3 ee a 4 , ge Sa) ie we: : - . 4 - . 2 deat ond ee ee Pig ie Y” 4 a: rich. flavor, uy / | eo i icc» mgs G Z That is, if the figures on 2 77 e's J ’s yy Y . . 7 ta}! can G Y ZL the Little Rock, Ark., fire ,, Gee, 2 ee sta ee i: Ns 3 A ZZ th b £ wt 4 Ys department, disguised it 7 7 7 eee et Me fe geet @ G the score board stand for YY 7/7 YU, 174 P B ra ee 4 se |e Probably they do 7% SPUN LIKE THIS 7. i. , % m, %. a“ yy "4 this way in his spare mo- _— %,, : - not, though, for who ever 7% 4Jwy steppin, ies, y WA Pe SE Fae ER cc meas 4 IO nk te “~S VN Ae Y 3 > e % Y a, enn - + ag % y CREAM —y.l EE a Sits ie 3 at the annual Arkansas G — ay ge goer a C6 {Le ¥ * ey Pee : ic. Magee State Fair. —nernert photo. These are the three that accompanied the ruling prince 7 —— tame sos 7. . . Z the season and the bleach- U of Tehri Garhwal, India, when he went for a holiday 7 . ites who probably could Mii lillie Y : reamy and tast 4nf, UF'Y to, Venice, Italy. ~—leaty Miller phote. ( explain, the board, are too rh! an 18} Yh — Wd ; busy watching the game. a River sSalmon—tFlat can. ee en = ee : -' 5 ane pee he baw ee a Pe A Bac vine Fao erm Beier 2 Sy TA, RS FOF Wipe Oy ' > “ =! saat . nape eg ie pe A aii ING ie Pane AA IS i Apts : ’ ‘ 4 vie dng P wilt : Ah Seah ce . ny n oe binds ‘ 4 ; eee, fr ty’ veda itt ; Ba bot cher ggg. Nae Pos (GHB 5 BRS Aa. Ge ay a Ba hide Pie ea oa eS ae - : mt : m} a5 . ao > Wyre). ales ao ee Dy, “se 6.0 he's be Oe oT a Re, ae Se dt " art nce, ‘ ~ sie > Bier ba ms p ; N Ww fee . Shawnee ee tee S etnteaisgiilliiidach Hiietehotemneatinhiahamitie tecmeihdee anil SS ‘a } ; + > ' a for epaghett rnaca y Ae se hes : : - henge ~ ; - ; can, 2B8e; ! 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PIPIISI se FPPV IT 7 7 Feet =~ 7 } ; Yee 77 FPIIPPEOEC A FELOREEAAEEAEDAAEEOA EEA EAOEBBATAE FAA APEAEFE FATT : a ae 7 - Fo, > 4 * , 2 4 » Center Cuts, Ib... 7 : we The plane in which Major Sar- www Wibiallithdw pareribs Ib 18¢ mento de Beires, Portuguese +e Uy, 2 f\yer, made the trip across the - : eggs Be x etiju, 4: Atlantic from Africa to South - ophenad PURE LEAF B > ‘fh, -America, was fitted with a sail <i, pail . ; TG reel for use if he was forced to — pail ... , ; - . 24,5 ~alight on the water. —yo.ccrams * AA? 4 , ‘ 4 , 4 MW ASSDASASI BARBADOS RLV IN \ s Toilers being lifted to their daily task at the top of the masts of Europe's biggest wireless station, at Zeesen, Germany. The tower, rapidly nearing completion, is almost 700 feet high. —Henry Miller photo. UY G Willy voi og , Wy * b « YG, PIPF?A 4 4 SOOPPEPBEPLIEBEOLOPELODEED oO ad : Shite tp pth ts Stil ten : . a * 7? rrr rer rr Fr Thousands turned out to see the scout cruiser take the plunge at the Wilhelmshaven shipyards. The cruiser is the most noteworthy addition to the nation’s sea forces since the war. 3 Herbert photp a % PSVS CEC SOE ESE CPE S 6 HE OEE OE HHEH EOE HEEL E AK CEN E CE UE REE CER UEU ETE é 7 a— ~ .* 4 rod - ,, 5 ig : YG, \5 “ : sonersrarraronmassonninmmnacaaananitiiaiiiiitadsiititita njsrrrrrrt L KROGER MEAT SHOPS | @ “ SSX 6b w»NhSoH6dOsN 4

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oe ee Boe Ng, RRR RL ergo. ¥ tere PAGE 32 Causes of Thi Ceara ies Weight: EGS is the ninth o! T of paeeeee on ~ Weight.” written bers of the ference, cal Vv the American Mec tion. The paper with the edit of the America tion. Nex? Rose of — L discuss “Ar Medium?” You By LEWELLYS IF mB [emeritus Professor: Johns Hopkins O MOST ot BARKER, of Medicine tl niversity. fe mue 2 e222 4 tions than it is to answer them “eight: We ight" Indeed, io some of ft! asked no satisfactory be given until furt! searches have been the so-called ‘'s tables for the two ent ages have heen vi ienged, Tables, , i¢?j tandard-weigh sexes ; KOTO on the ground that in VYiduals vary so much in their ‘ ural’ tendencies tables less usefu than practically supposed. Sons assert that Urally fat’ or thin.” In trying to members of ce usly ch idi- 5a. ' ‘ , a | as f renae +} they thin an: are fat. physicians has in recent focused upon the gl: secretion and in in naturally the and the part rhgrmit several c’ there are Of freatent cControiiing bod, reid gland ind the sex glands 4°tivity or undera giande may fible for THinness or eerre 1m” «be the sis is much limi} One tt hy thin iOT) ton fat or cele La tn An €XAmination he OTM any ety Sr oO: ortant to fore You ermbas *€Nnucous program of gain losing weight The Thyroid Gland When the thyroid Retive the heart hs foods taken into hurned though more food thar age is eaten av he lost Every physician in exophthaln : the thyroid Kigaud is overactive) the patient COM ex even when a very given Sometimes, bh, longed and certs the activity of the diminished and the Maddy to cain wi the secerer cases, rest medical treatment. th. cond KTOWE Worse. ‘ Tn such Severe crepe ae of part of the thyroid gland lay ha beneficial effects that seem to almost miraculous Thi he: slows down, the sweating stops, nervousness and excit: ability pear and within a few patient may reeain 79 of the loss in weight’ Kland i« Ata faster The ton rapid!, ; weight mn knows tha rolter iiry ww ri} \ tTijit kiy ; €-? %. 9% : abundant die rest '«* i despite or 30 pounds inness and Fatness, and The Dangers of Unsupervised Dieting ’ i es tition, the ace (or |iking) is the every ae ‘‘Jack Spratt seemed to have a certain prejudice against fat. person than t ] ne a rs 4 J ft ij pan fore My > } , the atticerse of the American ¥ ic 4ssoctation appointed a committee to evolve ‘ safe and healthful di - reduci weight. 3 f is Ss the ng a nd incre asing itt@e, together with Marvy mittee and Flora Rose, chairman of the comm Henry, nutrition expert at Cornell, has taken the findings of com prepared a series of diets. These are varied according to your Inns {7 | . Herher Vito iaintain cq rV77 present Ohne af thes Serics (‘nt them out and er pP mn ht control dict 2500 Dict Number Maintaining or Calor Two for Weight sons ¥ and WPlisease Increasing tale Inn lerately low in porta 2 Other pound mr nted Or} wes from this and comfort ; 4 67 oun ? ‘ ~ qQues- who are slices 1ily. whole wheat. 5 neh thick) tablespoons) Includ This is the ge cret bac k of many } 7] reducing drugs now on the m arket They contain thyroid extract, ana have an effect on the body. if taken in large enough amounts. similar to that of an overactive giand. Thyroid extract may be Prescribed by the physictan in many cases where the body seems to need it, especially the thyroid gland As underactive ii may easily be seen how danger- ous is the use of this cland extract without a physician's advice. I+ has been known to be a short cut. not to beauty. but to the grave. The Underactive Gland. When, in turn, the thyroid gland ia markedly underactive, an tirely opposite condition results The persen tends to gain weight rapidly, the skin ts dry, rough. pudgy and free from sweat. The hairs begin to fall out, the heart often beats too slowly. the eyes) may be less prominent than nor- mal, there is a tendency to drows!- ness and laziness and the mind is' sluggish and apathetic. This con- fition is known as ‘“‘myxedema.”. Im certain districts far from the sea such inactivity of the thyroid | gland may be favored by lack of | iodine in the food and drink. The. eretins of the mountains of Switz- | erland and France are rood exam- plies of tnaufficiency of the thw. reid. In both adults and children mech states due to inactivity of the hyroid giand can be marked!, changed in a few weeks simply by feeding tablets containing the Grieg thyroid gland. ef the sheep, wh ere #Ti- = + - i aol iWarm weatnie if ‘Met ew 2 ounces (4 tablespoons) Includes in molasses, a uily. lail desserts. Cod liver oll, lg tablespoon dally. spent ime in direct | onstitution, both. It is oe to case where | gest | yo — Meals From This Diet your way . i ] \ ele - That May Be Prepar IT. BREAKFAST med!um serving cereal, cup Sugar. toast BRE AKF AST : , gar. 1 faithfully) 1 medium cup whole , the Ciass whole milk, little sugar. e sii graham the exe 2 tablespoons butter. utter 1 tablespoon marmaiade. 7 hot mM rn the trouble for Cm ot te ttik it If *% Su a feans (Grapefruit, > Si] Satine. haw - ollow thes cereal, little “es ta ble- rraham spoons lightweight Coffee, % cup NEW YORK rocks. — , hs rs -_ ‘ ‘ - VJ as aiid ‘ nae ; ‘ me 7 # ing’ to find a damsel upon ft fit into thy kitchenette; nel thy head, in the fond delusion +' For God did not make them . ” a with the into thine Seek not turneth thy fe ’ charge thee, Marry not, I not permit married life to cut a part-time job° is not . ®. = unto do where thou W than wW verily, I say thee, happy stage, ONB woman. Nay, hed that earden a dozen! reac the with with 7 o . Wed not until thou art red tt spend thy shekels upon beefsteak ame to TWO, than to buy joy-water and lobster assu Until thou art certain that thou wou emooth away thy headaches forever, th damsel every night in the week. Until “Home” looketh more allurin and thou art sure that wouldst g ning a lawn-mower and a perambulator speedy thou caf&rs. . . * with wild women in til thou hast discovered that one more precious unto thee than tke are women . . thou findest a woman whe satisfying than the chatte beautiful dumbbell . * >. Nay, wed adjure thee, until heart that the fluttering of thy pulse is effect. but real LOVE itself soever to do with the weather, nor th beauty of the stars, nor the contents of * * * [nti thrilling and cabarets and all the not. I moonlight Son. until this @ step. Yea, verily, my charge thee watch th) SELAH. By MARGUERITE MOO ————— THAT IDEAL many women have ;to hi h usband who seems | has them ideal——and those | oF t defined hitn in words oar ¥ him. What ts ve interesting ® a ane mpt to pir ture per- Booth Tarkington, i= ok of essays, “Looking eribes the ideal hus- (5 VER ned the sO about . her this des and most important in a usband is the industry to support his ‘dren The ideal his wife and their ch must keep a reasonable measure O¢ rding to their’ reasen- | and of course he shou'td | rr their future He | Say : poi e nis e”< th- He'd * chance I hi Id ask a domestic diploma t-—t0 ; to. bring A friend l'a ask him to try to be interesting to his | He ought to study his ht to find ont secretiv does, or is, tha she'd and then reciation '* " inner CUR : ¢ha é apprectace App her | show his ittle ses certain and now then Long- xs too rri Ut hr and if he and sur- it. well, I think himaelf up as part ner for worth: f honor lat. ay interesting gently appreciative anc mate that’s the ideal ing to. Beoth Tark- accord oe? on . ¢ ‘pia . f character- hint to an. future wife who may | id up the Terkington idea? : ~ in | ©u can find, in your present | ire TWO of th Tarkington mentions interesting and if elligently appreciative of promise on him and cai! eormewhat rehenstive But 7 here # one -or husband os Mr . ' Zwian i Y iueky" Tre and a boor are the two husbands, if you ask u* married to a man with whor , an‘t diese uss intelligentty ngly.-tolerantiy. erery sub- -that comes into your mind— | religion, new novela, th- “dren's education, the beauty of - ocean. the tncensietencies of ir friends, tore itseif-——that way | mMadnens lies. Fo be married to 4) husband who pontificates in erasr’ = Le ics

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RECIPES FROM | “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Sardines, Creamed. yt Be ae tablespoonfuls M f butt add one-half cup of soft, stale bread crumbs until well blendeq cup of milk ang ing point. Then chopped hard. sman box of and in smal! eason with salt. paprika. Then ling point again ered toast. »-¢ ¥o°e* Se . ~ * «dey Fs Finsemble Suits. , ——a | ne ensemble ig on a footba})} fleid. 10n starts from it ‘OMmponents must Various ma«- rae For CsAM Pier rt if worn With Be. Oat 18 @ silk jer. ight tan The the Same shade as scarf worn, combines yellow, reen velvet. ot Lneé TOM-BOY FANCY Sweet Sified Peas They Melt in Your Mouth ~ why harbor them and let them mul. panning time hand. Let us help spring troubies @cts io rid hotels and homes of all us, GArfield S in and we is atl we will make es. you with No obligations. Will supply eed for the purpose RMINATORS, Inc. St., St. Louis, Mo. = —.-. without the IMPELLER as well! Oversize Udylite Steel Tub is more water, hence can wash than any other washing ma- tub in the world. F © ing Machine JEttherson 6128 HELL&E \G & GRIMM FI happier upon beefsteak and potatoes and spaghetti for whole chorus! Wed not until thou art assured that wouldst be to spend thy "WO, than to buy joy-water shekels and lohster for a ana UVS Lei LO! a * * . Until thou art certain that thou wouldst rather have one damse! thy headaches forever, than be pwtted by a different emooth away gamsel every night in the week. a - night club. | out of tha a ‘*kick’”’ alluring to thee wouildst get -* hiuriatn? thay peramovouiatlol Lila@al Until “‘Home’’ looketh moré end thou art sure that more thou ning a lawn-mower and a out of running around with wild in speedy cars. women * “ * . “~ ¢ , ’ P| " " os ; . ‘ _, « € shi Until thou nast discovered that one damse&is trust and aitlection are more precious unto yee Th the kisses and flatteries of many women » thou tindest a WOmanh WidO0Se COMpanyv j . 5 ° fa " ; » > “ ? + ~ ’ © ’ by . } ] . ‘ >. Satisivilg than tne ¢ atter Ol aii the DiIOHGEeES beautiful lling and dumbbells at pink teas m a o cabarets and all the Nay: wed not until thou knowest in thi heart that the fluttering thy pulse 1s neither spring fever nor , : ._* ; hy: } }s) 1? hy rina moonlight effect, but Hath Nnaugnt what- with the ar nor tneé beauty of stars, ni passed away, Yea, > } ‘ charge THE WOMAN OF IT By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL TT a THAT IDEAL HUSBAND mna 2424 ; ea ~ 7 Ate he . Spou: . ‘ ey 1 . sa 4 I~ second abdSOiutleiy ation in an 10 = th 7) Al , — isure oO; shalt understan . . ; "et aT}? . ASUTi- al I i act 4 hould alvty her achievemes - , He for nim He sf appreci : hrrer “ have . iyil a ri¢ 1 pi@asure OT sit ai VW Tarkington ever , maa 7 WOU) None Tlhla Kes } b ‘ " ‘ ‘ NO ioves ci utside marrti anywhere American men some day Muff. there the moving Lady With that, A Food provider } ink the wall? “o Lady with iping t : £00d hush “hat is * upon urtesy. a n Muff who, COmesti, proud ’ + a 1 § and int, stood there, smlilng. Has years bd e'herouse husband, according to h 7 : at her wasp waist Pie 3 Pinoy if somewhat list of character- Look out! take the blame. Just visiting ?—Well, sit you here. have you fared all these years, my dear’ Don't look about my curious eye. 7 © intettioentic annraciative » Yes, those a YOu- Com promis : hirmm anc 21) should I lie > Ourgels Dont read those papers. A Bore and a boor a the two you'll be scandalized. : ) Yes, I penned them. look surprised” My hair”? It’s bobbed, back, glued to the skull. eyes ne hint to an’ Preser, or ! 1? a7 ‘ VW ife MV“ ho mri 7 > 7 . | > “ , oye 7 4 orm e- milf ome ' ' to hold up the Tarkington idea’ © hatur iture "lf v , lon If Vou C2 Tg) } ad. if} Vo ir How iz ’ fiture husband. TWO Mr. Tarkington ’ the rm presen? {Ualitie. desk with *> Py i ““DOSsihle have a | '’® married to a man with whom Ton sal . , oo ‘Can't intelligent! i? » bo . . “Ughing1, TOie rea ntly, ve ry 3 si : ” rel sthat Comes into as? S ies . ik Luss su b- mind .yes are my glance is duli— stare at me so steadily. .~my Politics, relicion. nex “aldren’s education, the the ocean: the nove is, beauty like inconsistencies f that! -Our friends- love itself The willow plume is falling from Madness lies, To be married to | your hat’ husband who pontificates in oraer ' Yes, t -tnat was and styles have Bas : = Tries ot a damsel whose lipstick hath been sampled by every | marriage is not a miracle that turneth ‘‘Everybody’s One-mian-woman, nor a butterfly into ‘‘Alice-sit-by- | cigarets — why Do you | slicked S oeeeenestiinaeeanainnn os sete LIFE _& How the Trouble Started _% —By J. H. Striebell ihe had wanted to go any place | ment when J | ment Yo ] loo once ROSA ZAGNONI ; ayettls \ Another W nat : , reporte i Q ba Ke W mode NEW ric ( behind frame kK so Wist Was l : MARINONI ilie, Ark. of Those Success Stories. we yO { *e -? 4 = M ~~ ‘ al I , ne Way or Another! W OFITi4 The Waistline. “ORK.—Inst Sleeves. YORK A Tea ¢ Calf. YORK | 2 Foleir trirnmroine Rr iis ‘ ii ; ; THE FIANCE By Angelo Patri Angelo Patri is just the prin- York grade Charles W. Harvard. doing for education than America. of a New but the president of cipal school, Eliot, said Patri is late more common-school any other person in This respect, is a mecca for teachers from all parts of the country. school, a model in every a signt. for thers knocking at her the in town She even and rabbit teen. in durnb.” friend she You sf ene 's Keiliv’s must word nice somehow. mot a2 % before Rill ery ard } ‘ner Pave An party and in- y or hy)? ALA * with Dolores and of lads con- trousers * vr, a nd first ioneg I ir hands spoon I}. By using a in her ‘ —the most delicious cake’ ‘waffles’ ’ past- ries’ ‘light fluffy and wonderful. Get a box from any gro cer. Use half of it. If you do not say it is the best cake flour you ever used, return box with half the flour to grocer within 30 days and he will refund your money. Made by SS STANARD TILTON MILLNG CO. alers as this comes only in real . Quaker Oats HE price you pay for substitutes is the same as for the genuine Quaker Oats. The difference is m the flavor. And flavor, above all things, is important in oats. That rich and toasty Quaker flavor is the result of some 50 years’ milling experience. Once you taste it, you are spoiled for ordimary oats. That is why millions demand, the Quaker brand—why you should ac- cept no other. Quaker milling, too, retains much of the “bulk” of oats. And that makes laxatives less often needed. Protein, carbohydrates, and vitamines and “bulk” are thus combined to make Quaker Oats an excellently “bal- anced” food. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers” have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which cooks in 2% to 5 minutes, and Quaker Oats. Quick Quaker i t jlameworthy. is assoc —e comes along, the children | you their eqnfidence. If) he or she will give once you are over-critical or unjust they will tell vou nothing more, Try to bring the right boys and 4 rirls together and play matchmaker That trouble} deep sort of not way thick and for the un- wary. And when the engage! nounced, make the best will do vou LO interfere. . ilies she went % il}s escorte d her. When home early and nent week or of it. [' no good from then on You ean do more | inside than you can! “ood from the outside and it is outside you will be if you an engagement them. ‘Time is on xperience. ) Another article eR e boys and girls hate many at rh OVS and girls haVe many at appear tomorrow. sweethearts before (Copyright. 1977.) Know them aD Feathers. er , = 7 Py or ner? a oa. d« w 4 hi ; : Ail. Bring tn Aid NE .* YORK. rhe toque is the the millinery word are from the to break oft! Spar for side. took Y vette Mahe I concert Was Patri wil! ictions, Many last one arrives plumage sheen latest 2Zue De La Paix. These hats small and square topped and without brims. One such hat in a marvelous shade of blue plumage is called the “Kingfish- merican social lead- time in Lon- who has gained that pa- White plumage with touches of black also lizht astonish- from er’ after an .z youngster er who spends much th laws don and 1} tronyvmic. few popular cy wes 74") hold vou just a In the felts the having a most popula rity. If you are sympathetic in yout are i. * ia ion) Have Curtains Laundered Now Your lace curtains will wear longer if vou have us launder them for vou now. Winter smoke and dirt, if allowed to re- main, destroy their life. Our modern facilities and selientifie methods insure thorough, careful laundering, and we drv them without the use of a single pin or hook, so that they will hang perfect- lv true. Phone Victor 3960 EXCELSIOR-LEADER LAUNDRY COMPANY now I! and he am the father of a smart baby '|— were ,does something smart, ‘and is | smart forth, “1 engine 3s i clutch,” ihe can’t.” TENTED cleaning and absorbing compound, taining a germicide of sufficient strength to rem disease germs that have lodged in the wallpaper. At the same time it is perfectly harmless in the application. ABSORENE cleans a room like magic with a few dozen sweeps of the hand and restores the newness of the original paper. Cleans also Window Shades Frescoing and Water Colors See your Painter or Paper Hanger, or it will be an easy task for some member of your family. At Wall Paper, Paint, Hardware, Drug and Grecery Stores. Made Under Sole Patent be ABSORENE MFG. CO., ST. LOUIS F CCEANS _ | WALL PAPER | “itoow snact® Paty mete You ned HRH the Master Cleaner to Clean the WOODWORK, FLOORS, BATH, KITCHEN, ETC. CEERI mm mmm PAGE 3° ee — ae EE eee ee She Diary of a Net Father ®- Sunday night. HAVE had two lucky days right in sucoession, because yesterday I won $10 in the office pool and am onliv $17.50 in the hole for all the time I have been play- ing the darn thing and today the baby started to learn how to crawl was only 19 weeks old at 4 o'clock this morning and here |! like that! I guess | must be what they call fortune’s favorite. He could have really crawled if par- ttcularly, but there are not many places to crawl to in our apart- because it ig so small, and think of how much rent I have to pay for this much apart- I feel terrible. The baby was sitting on a Hlan- ket on the floor and we had propped him up with pillows s0 that if he decided to turn his head to look at something he would not lose his balance and fall over and hurt himself. maybe. and Joan and sitting here reading the Sunday paper and not paying any special attention to him, and all of a sudden he was over on his hands and knees and kind of rocking back and forth, and I guess he was wondering where to go first. Well, I hope I never get Ike gome par- ents and brag about the least little thing, but on the other hand you have to give a person credit if he especially when he is just a little tiny baby not supposed to be smart yet, and I must admit I never heard of another child as cute and as he is. Joan said, “Look! darling is trying to crawl,” and I was already looking and | _ said, “He certainly is. He can’t make up his mind where he wants the poor little fellow. Come here to Daddy, Junior,” but he just stayed there. He is awfully inde- pendent. “Well, he kept rocking back and sort of, and I said, running Let out your just stayed there, “Isn’t that cute? out what has to I gaid, ‘““The heck Joan said, “Why. of can't Don't be silly,” I belleve the but he said, figure next.” and Joan He can't be done course he ‘and I said, “‘Well, I will help him get started, then,” and I sat down ‘ing his /'Joan is madder, and I guess | limit and then it has got to end. to £0, | . anat , “Your | |The floor, and Joan lie is better beside him on the said, “Look out, now off if you leave him alone.” I said, “How on earth do vou expect him to learn anything if no one is will. ing to teach him something?” and Joan said, “You'll hurt him.” I said. “You can be referee and see that I don’t hit him below th» belt, can’t you?” Well, I thought I would study the situation, and so I watched him rocking back and forth for a little while, and | decided the trou ble was that he did not understand he had to work his knees one after the other, so I tried to*help him. but he was getting kind of dis. couraged, I guess, because he just flopped over on his back and be. gan sucking his thumb. I said, “You mustn't give up lIike that. Junior. You've got to keep trying.” and I turned him over again, and I did not notice he wag still suck- thumb, and he could not hold himself up on his hands and knees with one hand in his mouth. I guess, because he fell on hig face. awful! but mv is being lucky for two days yelled something he acts mad at me, and. he and now Spring Wraps. NEW YORK.—The light spring | coats to the casual observer seem to show little variation from those of a year ago. But it is there. It lies in the fastening of the coats. collars of the current gar- ments are made to form a long crepe de chene necktie which. is wrapped and tied closely about the throat. There are fewer fur trim- mings on the coat, but these are of finer skins and far more ex- ‘pensive than a year ago. a * ~ i Sea a & -_--— - - 0° e? \ 4606 es eee .e 6 - . Mee OK BOs): 6 hos OC ORV E Ow VRS A Rare Dish! Baked Omelet Souffle Try [tl OST women think an Omelet Souffle is diflicult to prepare. This recipe proves it is not. And it also proves how generally useful Mazola is for all cooking—three uses from a single can—a perfect fat for frying—a shorten- ing equal to butter in richness—a salad oil of the highest quality. Once you try Mazola you will never go back to the old-fashioned methods of cooking. This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen’s New Book ‘“‘The Modern Method of Preparing Delightful Foods’’—see cous pon below. ‘oa aes 7 = by ees “4 ° y WF A se : .” 'y ‘4 A “e Deer e\e —_ 4 SY Baty e/\e ye Roe 4 > . SS . CW > * a — 4 eggs 3 tablespoons hot water 14 teaspoon salt 16 teaspoon pepper x" SNve7: aac and sagregy 6 transfer to the ws BAKED OMELET SOUFFLE ih the etoile ithe eggs, with the hot oil. rate beat the whites stiff —e the creamy. Add the corns water fold in the whites, and bake twelve to fifteen minutes in a hot oven, 375 degrees F. > .* Soe Se tables A a Cornstarch ] tablespoon Ma- rubbing! the cies olks till , ° ; i > a am : Re tg aie igh - eee ae Ties sie ede | helenae. seit ciel - ——— oe ———. tv ee AN Oe ap 7 Vie a elas scati item. > “ oe ° . oe ey - ° - a» “se at o eer * oii “ : : » eae? re See ee eS eee eee nn nM Cea ee Re ek Te +P } “~ 9 eee Sete ams ead ag nd FREE EP weetoay-erkitrts

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a! wat ~ he cad meray . * >. Ee we a wie & mE shld a ‘ S ry-stew & sy work Por ey , isin: sine PPT ie we pasicaeh ore « ". ee = rn PAGE 34 NE The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazin. ” AA A eo a nema —— —— an a ANEW STORY OF & .+| LOVE.ADVENTURE ~ 3c 9 AND MYSTERY © Granville Boyd, owner and wsavigator of the yacht Rigel. is about to start on a semi-scientific expedition around the world. He is accompanied by his sister, Carillon, and a party of sclen- While anchored in the harbor at Hamilton, Bermuda, Car- ililon meets Bengal Dodd, who has brought his yacht Gunga to tists, Bermuda on her maiden cruise. and she asks Dodd to tag along Obtaining Boyd's consent, Dodd asks Jim How- with the Rigel. | \s they land and his daughter. (,ertrude, to accompany tirem. are about to leave. a widow at one of the Hamilton hotets hoses her jewels and Carillon is suspected of the theft. Bengal Dodd ix a former District. Attorney of New York and he decides to da everything in his power to help ¢ arillon clear herself of the sus- He suspects Mrs. Ransome’s maid, Irma, who formerly While Bovd and Dodd are in Hamilton picton, worked for Carillon. working on a clew, Mrs. Ransome, accompanied by Irma, comes aboard the Rigel and assures Carillon that she ts certain of her innocence and tells her she is free to leave on the Rigel when- ever she pleases. The two boats start off agreeing to meet at Port au Prince. but on the seventh day out Bengal sights the Rigel drifting north. On boarding her he finds that she has been abandoned. Bengal is sure she is the victim of pirates and get- ting Howland’s permission to have Gertrude accompany him as takes over the vacht and agrees to navicator on the Kigel he mea Howland and the Gunga at Ragged Island INSTALLMENT AV. elween a remarkab! and sea come . : presence felt. This now happened, Howland had been right that dark. slaty cloud bank wést, some and quickiv dé —s powered craft. . . ke A — an by ’ pa , > 7 ss ie x a 4 a 4 SS a 7 + Gunga with the windage . —e a = couid eens the motor and winagwarad than und: 1 hir ~ + oy a a “a eee ee : aig erect se ee : Ms : ‘ Agassiz fashion on ths ‘rT * aimos{ door with a cold Others where they His eves taining thr and charred att then scented it ne end of a Russian ci No. nor Granvill: The but Dad smoked.”’ the chart, ! now dark. excitement, er, moist but clean “Let me look “There, ov« orseshoe dot “Don't overju I“ll take a }Our course for Cav Ver “Aye, ag ‘hrough thi d.rection, focussing Lie point of the divi Benga! gators don't smudg&e hreeze he had he ma\ Acklin Isiand Gertrude shook “Why not ‘There's nake sure of a land “There are white And a bad breaker Bengal reached to a she what The Pilot Savs about the ind Gertrude saw his eves “Does it say, ‘An “No need List ‘The tank sou vag? , tered anchorac: t tWo-thirds of a miie Ong northwest and southeast OF ey ith low s#@a grape prickiy pear bushes, and frequen Dy large flo man of war birds. The northern the southern poin riges to a hill 72 feet (22 high. On the western side there is a projectin«c sandvy beach Kirted by a tedge of rocke dry at low water, Which makes ianding diffieu!t i he iS anchorage under this side, But aut to be recommended. ax 4 \eavy swell rolla rou both enda of the cay im strong trees and ks of boobtes and reezes. A s@iail cluster of low rocks GNA ‘\ off the co . — 7 D +. o _ 7? - . ourself for a fe he ll Keep " —. | ——h% , + bh - . time blowing a the wind ha mizzen on S i 7 1h fe SS PAVE TZ ro By THORNTON W. BURGESS. You dont have to be a ch —to know how to make salads, puddings and pies more tempt- ing. Often the final touch is just the refreshing flavor, the natural goodness of DEL MONTE Crushed Dineapple Post - Dispatch Radio Broadeasting Station KSD 545 Meters—550 Ke. Davlight weekday broadcas'- ing at 9 0 40, 12:29, ai « . . s 40, 2:49 quotatic if imterest iA - er, Ra es Supy Evening Program Monday, April 11 6:30 P. M. Nationa! 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(355.4m-843.6kce) aaa the Temp: — Luecill fope, contralto: 9: =. _ regan pre n iss ¢ I aT r af WGR WY. Sec AGO, lakiand i DPR . em Statler - WHO. Des K WA. t — AMON. ¢ 4 ‘ ra: &:30. Ruud Al Friedman s ‘orkers: 10 WMEF. Miam: i 384.4m-780kc } —, whestra: 7. orchestra: 9. Paul Ww Wwc. miphi m-600k Wwoc. Day WoW. Omaha — TF . i j " } of hiss , r end ~ tisis : in . WPG. 4? "20 Sm TOOHOCke ) yy ‘ “bh ’ Eph ee : ; si A ‘4 renes Seven Days Will prove this simple way of keep- ing that schoolgirl complexion By NORMA SHEARER ] 4 - aoe xy rq the Tace wentiy V , touch their iaces with no other. For lexion. There ; a true complexion soap, made of : a4 simple thing to keep! iT j ; ‘tle rule to learn. Yet letic oils; tor one purpose only | charm and loveliness youth preserved regifiarly—particu- For one week. just do this: Wash Note how much almolive. Mas- ur skin in even one week. and palm oi! Use powder and make-up all you :" iat. & its baimy oil} lather into the ski linse with like. Never leave them on over night. ' ou get GENUINE sts b 0c a cak epre ed to De ls, the same as Palm that. The Palmolive-Peet Co., Chicago, U.S.A. . . ; iimolive Remember MONDAY. APRIL 11. 1987. ee hentia to } What Do You Know?’ Questions on Page 32. , 1—-Diamond, ruby, and sapphire 2—Robert Lansing Rimsky-Korsakof?. Gold with an alloy of 1 cent aluminum. —FEdna May. ~—Fables in Slang ae i AR CRE aE PED > 4! - ¢ ven .wo \—Use of pictures to repees: letters or words, - - . x we dade - y PIP 0 OE RAN i NIE ME Beye Ae = Jin- proeéTam uth Bend New Orleans (319m -040ke}—#.g5 blic Sch: ( the Air: theater orghe: Cleveland 389.4m-770kej}— @- Theater music’ 9, program; eae Vincent Percy. : (352. 7m-R50Kke jae, cd He AR, GSEs THE only genuine Klemerr’s Jiffy Baby Pants are those with the name Kleinert’s on the —look for it before you buy t be sure of Kleinert’s speci processed rubber and ¢ matic bands. PEMD IAPR PT LAE OF RULE SPIO 5! LORE ARG TR RIS? ? SEER TS LIIIEE ABN Te 7] + Wa yet Ae ie MS A NOR Sytem Mme: SELB F idle om pi phir ti, Sade Mahl ao F , SAS! NOOK) OSA pei SD. eet ETTER sleep! Life's greatest lux- ury! And that is what a SanOtuf brings— better sleep—years and years of better sleep. The SanOtef either cotton f or spring- construction. Seu ohe MONDAY. APRIL 11. — ANSW The Post-Dispatch reserves the right Personal and telephone calls or ons given attention, except letters on medics ed singerity when accompanied by sta learn how to) your s if device eat can giv nachine com- destre. DAN Boone 2 i le OR, ivan ater 5 ae Bas Sisal sige 2 saies tors to teaca shoe clerk will ace creams "hs " . DUMB-BELLE —-To make Pp cream one pound h, creaming as pound creamed -beaten Vo the stiffiy ezes and Vii flour that has been sifte re ee ee ee nN — bo pound oft See ae 4a one-half teaspoon of m: & teaspoon of Vanilia h vwigorousiy :' pews. 1 age = S baking take the ° ' mtil abe pe! or 8” Ww ——Catholics destring t e marriage ceremony read Catholic priest when they ring non-Catholics, must apply fo a dispensation through their parish priest As this some- times takes a few days t shoyld ask for . a Ca ruling of - rf o on i By a Member of the 8t. Louis barbed wire on, Howey be dangerous to passers-by, tand e would make were Very near ede es PS — eo aes IGNORANCE.— no Fed- gifts o trust streets. IGNC gue th ment Each tire de appli , with, then th in Miesour? M The widow has the homestead, bu ve lost this Ve that the children and bhave Rim ohbate Court files HIEFTAIN,.—If the state. you Wo proceed efense to the roomer's sult. | goods. MEDICAL QUES ' Health and sanitation questions of publ Rsidered. Diagnosis or treatment of indi GRAY EYES The following | your qt whitening lotion should be of Den- | to sor efit for your troubie Peroxide | of hydrogen. 5° grains. borate of . soda. ' srains givreerine 4 “mer «enitais srmned aealt and repeat ae | Marriage Licenses — Births Recorded Burial Permits es a ——— os At Belleville. um phe i Mrs. Mary Williamson. | | nat Qt Il gsuis ; BIRTHS RECORDED. Pm eT Bird rth Maerket 7 > ee we »’ a= a : " ‘ Mlerenth 928 Msimar Hi usten, 44 i \ V ie ta CM Oh eh grr rte EE MORI > > aie New ’ . =. va! Age York. BURIAL PERMITS. New a eee 14M. SS ee he ‘Mian rgan Atamea_ oT 57 aS Persnng. Rird~. NEW YORK. — Even when m ‘7 hats are wnadorned with thers, they are frequently “Sined with birds. These birds’ ™itiature fow! made of trri-: t bits of mother ef pearl. Straw hats even of the coarser mearty all have pleated’ - . - 7 . -

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MONDAY. ; APRIL 11. 1987. MONDAY. i aati eR eee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a sy - a INSWER ST O QUERIE S | The Greatest Story in the World—sy Kor The Bible in Pictures Do You Know? Questions on P 3 : The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | | SS ea —"_a" age 32. | BB personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | te S ——“ 1'--Diamond, ruby, emerat, | given attention, except letters on medical questigas of undoubt- | Lee 2%) shiir » . » . and a | ef sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ; i{obert Aansing Se lez h , . ‘ | _B. K.— ou can ‘earn how to) your parish priest, as any priest ‘Rimsky-Korsakof?. : the hemstitching device &at/Can give information such - you | 4--Gold with an alloy of ; sy of the sewing machine com- | desire. per cent aluminum. genies, OF in the department; DANIEL BOONE.—The Daniel ‘ Dine Atny es. Most sales offices have) Boone farm in St. Charles Coun- =a aie t ‘2. nstrators to teach their pat- ty is in the Femme Osage Creek : 8 ae n Siang | loa such work. | a age in the Southwestern part -~Jumbo. Se mame beet 6 county. It is about 10 5_Rmith | pussY.— You ie obtain a clity/ miles south of Wentzville. The td alist gg guide Bt HOOk cer ¢ ge he | Daniel 3oone Judgment Tree, an seventy- bea | on a ag -pmapinn . rhe) elm, is located close by the ol@ lse of pictures to repre. ; | house. Boone came to Missourt letters or words. . | hes uD ae aaa - in 1795 after his son returned from B neh texture ee ae i |@ trip to Missouri with tales of jepiceioraiaes 4 or else | 1S lili 41) adventure about the wild coun- | Se aes : Bape Way. ‘v) & 't ane Dee try. He was given a land grant ra ; tf) boa he ag y agg PG ee. | ggrious methods 2 oF aapend ing of all the land north of the Mis- /WSAT Fin nleeatt BOE geo etn ° izes. A shoe hl will explain |souri River and indefinitely west- zoeme., \ SeCATIe ti Poe IRE I LIVKC )— 10). “the yarious methods to you upon]! ward. The name Femme Osage | gn ane a a * a wet? OH of ‘ et ee 4 99 ee yi et ee ee ee Reams ssuspesttiet a/v fpbimghabecer. Paste ; Leal creienenepare agi aflaineainlae maton allie ae ois - Wik ee) TRG sete Sb et te Sree 5-9 oath pe ee te eer ST St ee Ge ne ot es eee Se ee a ee rl Ts r ns 7 3 hte ees i |Wwas drowned in the creek runnin WSRT. South Bend (315.67 =, e i B-BELLE. lo make pounea, 1 th ’ nnine j eoncert. , , n-B50+ ; i DUM pound of butter, | through — the land. W hen the | 1 WSMB. New Orleans (319m-940ke)—s# 2, pert reaming a8 you grad-| (nited States took over this sec-| ele senoo! of the Air: theater orche,: ‘wally pound of sugar. oo “t oe country necro the | ts” amide | French, one’s gran F 1- "| WTAM. Cleveland (389.4m-770 ; When thoroughiv creamed togeth- = . ve ies er ant ecame in ) ee ae , o8e. (70kec) . rell-beate volks f valid. Later Congress gave him Park LHMeater Muesli 9. program - nN 2, ‘er add the Weli-s . n PINS v xn acres ry t} o ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ Se ercy ip eggs, then add the stiffly beat-| on the same had . : ts the gate of heaven oe ag eae ae - } orgat Lincent Percy. stene and pon c y | ~nesis— hepeer WWI, Detroit 1352.7m-R50kc jan? ne ne: 4 190 eggs, and o formerly owned le «¢ thts | . ‘ . / a, ar four tha has che otited. land for debts. lived in . called ~ ol oo te And 7. vowed =k = 2 7 : ad one-half teaspoon of mace ana. . —_ Bagg ene eee eee , oe eae a od wu the top of it. And he be my : And thi I set oe vigorously ie os . a ‘ 1ere his house was built. The . # ;. c | 7 . isly itor fi —— house, or fort, was built about ‘and pour into a deep r y ; ; ; , ‘ , : fea pour, into, 2 deep pan for Heat in Dar | | (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained.) — 7 4 is feyven until done, perhaps ©9 or 80 Se ee eo re oie) Oe ee re : ; Poy ‘ : explorers, Lewis an? -minutes. ‘lark, visited Boone in 1803. Dan- | MARY W—Catholics desiring to| ie! Boone died in this house in T h F : A Li | Pictures by Nicholas Afons fe the marriage ceremony read) vie, Warren County, afo, tarer ||2o. Che Footsteps oO braham Lincoln Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbel j olic priest when they = a orying non-Catholics, must body was removed. with that ||| Haply for a dispensation through eget Stel aie Frankfort, Ky. imeir parish priest. As this some- ‘7 peewee asin ey 1at a mis- ivimes takes a few days to obtain : and hat another fs Catholic shoyld ask for it a few %OdY as taken to Frankfort in Mays before the wedding license piace of xone's body Becaugs its obtained to avoid delay. We is Daughters of fwwegest that you consult a Cath-| the Revolution erected a granite bolic priest about the ruling of or over the old gravesite in THE only genuine Klemer:’; ithe church Ye u ‘wnell not consult - ‘EM UP AND LAID “ig i aaa, ees oat : LIKE A GOOD JOG? MY CONCERN'S Srains. Mix, shake and apply two! gom yOstructior >» the retur »f F'n ae 2 +55 FONE Py = BE three times dal: Che blo Cot tee ern of | EM OCOWN SO OFTEN SiauEE JUMP IN, ’ og Byline A ry WORRIED you mu reaiize; jiver or the lungs Also the blood » TODAY THAT I'M , k. IF YOU'RE GOING M e BALLOON FEET | ‘ fo : GARMENTS AND Ie Iwas Which one of these possible causes ps TRENY'RE SWELL? bye 5 ‘Ay f ; A Ni is the real one could onlv he deter- Y , _ : Chit ~ Y d > y | RIDE ROUND l mined by proper examination if 5 * lg f } i”, ay! beh... Bi , t A BIG CAR it you will send a_ self-addressed Kiss Sih ee ; fi DT A me : and stamped envelope and repeat , - 4s a tig te hh, if Yee hi . you i] ey stamped, -If- vour question, we will recommend = 5 PPR ie ! : ac ' 5 telds Bo Paddressed envelope an a7. someone for this service ! _. wd. ae 4h Se p oA ¥ 2 aa RN SR RY RD La ORE OR NORE itn i OE INS IIR rte SN EB 1, foc TS Cele grim 7 4 bens pc Se ane lh ‘ — I ie apne nse pn ll ne ee eS : ; t , r ’ tore wee ws a : a ; Ait oes : ee ee ee ae ee ~ 000 gE he NE A A ER END LI OTL eS ANT Ay ACY NNT, RS 2-~ 7 : “ - — ee oe . aoe Dentin d or 7 pr AO ALLO PO ER ELI Hp ». p ‘i * a ‘ abe ! “ie A, 2 RRS ype eR aH prem pee guarantee SS SSS SSS || AEE beware reman Fea My fe. : | ' ments,HouscholdAprons,Baby | § Marriage Licenses bag a | , fens and Rubber Sheeting 1 Births Recorded _ | : : By Aline Michaelis. Burial Permits At Belleville. The Answer. over Campbell-—Mrs. Mary Williamson. W HAT have the. slox vears East St A70U18, . brought you, weaver of BIRTHS RECORDED. words that sing; what have = Vil } | He ' the seasons taught A ou, the davs ee © és . — as : Ken lot ae ae > Sr , i} . | ! j ‘ t d - : ; ; " as .* " > | that were fleet of wing? You were ™ ome ) nf rhe’ s 4 bm Ge ee Te Ge es A ; “ |a dreamer ever, seeking a dream- ‘fAnageaeet % Dee eae wD oe if aa” as PTB i ee | er’s ways, treading the paths that | 'sever man from’ earth's sordid |) => ; maze. Did you, in dreams, discov- ° er secrets men all Mave sought? | Oe ks B Vic | Did you, through dreams, uncover ] Jin y glorious realms of thought? | : | This is my answer: Only dreams ' : H ui ' Th Y % see. could have made me see; dream- OL ousting | yi uf Now wWaIiT A MINUTE . NOT SO FAST tt NOT oe i aggre ~t — ¢ - 4 , aa: S ; if + _— ers must all go, lonely; dreaming US NTS Aur ore! The. POSTMASTER SAYS a | 7 WERE. WE ARE IN Tue MIDDLE. OF A va es: jane: or LET M oO ROW TOWN sets no man free, save as it brings i ‘ eens him nearer unto each brother's | if HOOKUS NAME Is GIBBY — HE SAYS if he , vss Meagan Se Q — \ AN' SEE WHAT 1 CAN bG UP — heart, making his duties clearer, | 'B) i THE Low LIFE RORBED THE POST OFFICE | STICK AROUND AWHILE AND SEE : . ing is tas ) . s is | nel sue ‘ ‘ T Ti T setting his tasks apart. This is ack at A YEAR AGO AND SKIPPED OuT —NOo SOME OF THis CouNTRY ! ILL DOPE OUT SUMPN HA what years have taught me, strange | , | You'tt Like *" though the lesson seems, this is THE HOTEL, [i \USE LOOKING FoR HIM HERE eh ( Bhi! - } 1 f OW, WE CAN SEE what dreams have brought me; life | JOE TELLS f a” tal rel | (Aah) |, =) a _« PLENTY OF IT FROM , }T wit. HAVE is more fair than dreams! | BLANCHE. OH WELL, THEN) \ wit! WA | ye + A PULLMAN WINDOW! Pr. / To BE VERY a ane || WHAT HE HAS Apa. ( FORGET THE ; "Ee gi’ pe sei | . eared betas 4 ry Ps "ts ys sa' : U ' ’ Steamship Movements || FooND OuT 2) {100.000 AND By the Associated Press. | CONCERNING : LET'S GO BACK | Arrived. | “Hooks” . Home ! ner Dl. | FS sachet April 9, Berlin, from AND ADMITS ; ant x Ne ong epee, rafeiio Ps | Cadiz, April 8, Carinthia, New | THE iG RE ert ote” tet he York. | is up as § o ’ “ « . mee o arming . “ . <0 wate iat bindinnediellintiediietein enmende keane tee names een oe ee SLE I FM eae tee om ; . ; res : “ ‘ “se and P. Mazoreck. 39168 N Hamburg, April 9%, Hamburg, BURIAL PERMITS. New York. | ge Sear Wisconsin. Southampton, April $, Samaria, | wer, of ma jravois 1S Obst. 24 1020 Garfield. New York. Ho Mun, . QO % 42 , pa - a Dx yeast, 61. 3056 Wyoming. New York, April 10, Stuttgart, Me‘ne« ADK, 4455 Washington ‘ ey oy 27. 12906 Oaklee. Bremen. ee . -« MMi : 7 So y! Gruber : aA. Sethe hool, < -~-,r ber. ~ Sailed. i ‘ ie, 37 ‘ Minne . . %. Foster. 64. 27 Utah oa | . | Cherbourg, April 9, Adquitania, % .* * a ne r} 4”. Sune We] 4 a . The F Be YPningham, (7. 23d and Hebert. for New York. C C i guested Sele RMR gl. 8508 No roadway. | Queenstown, April 10, Carona, | ash and arrle—By Lou Skuce . thiele, 6s 035 Theobald. | os » | or spri ne - filled Lk 4 ny a0 mt nish Lake New York. ; in 8 & 3d , i1 9 eltic, N construction. . oe 8: Liverpool, April 9, Celtic, New | , UNTTTT HT UIT TTT] | fe ee el G1. 3016. Montana, | York. : : 7 HN H,IN MY NM | -YOU HAVE BEEN WITH US age NOW I WONDER WHAT | BEd: Ett GE tine |New Yoru: Deuuschland, New York. | Fees set Vt gemma | estimation you \ "| BAR “sometime NOW-- AND-ANH-- TA tar “OUD VOLUME OR Me Toole’ 48° 31414 Morganfom. | ine | | AST ae ARE JUST AS PRETTY Al WHAT SALARY ARE WE PAYING Ses ANCIENT HISTORY IS maewan. 38 330 Montross ; | Havana, April 9, Empress of) : SHES A CUTE -. YO 2 Oo , Oo NG up To Withams q q - “alion * AT a sa ’ Py | ~~ = _ “AHH - WE ‘ pay a W K 9 Ja: OK. : 2910) f inklin Scotland, New x ork. | if RE ¥ AS YOu ARE CLEVER e UW ND f a “4\5 ; . | Missouri Road Conditions. | | | “Lili / THANic YOu VERY GOOD FRIENDS - , i pine Crustin } B°?szs | By the Associated Preas. . KINO Sil. ‘ ; <4 34° lad ‘ i a5 1408 i oa, 6 sardine: St. Joseph—Clear after all-night rain: roads muddy. _ Joplin — Cleartng after rain; | ol | roads wet. Morgan. Jefferson City—Raining; roads | muddy. | Columbia—Raining; roads mué- | dy: No. 40 cloged east, bridge out. Moberly—Rain; roads muddy. Sedalia— Raining; dirt roads - ——- Even when! muddy: others wet. Mg hats are unadorned with Hannibal—Rain; roads muddy. * ae a, are frequently Kansas City—Clear; roads good. = es Wi irds. These birds: Pop 3 ‘loudy, aining: ) pe 7 F * Miniature fow! made of trri-| Phang ig pA ye : r «Sage = , ,- =~ = (4 Wi MUTT Thane Mt bits of mother of pearl.| Springfield—Cloudy after rain; a . rs A - Straw hats even of the coarser | roads wet. steers - ne ' ‘i c OLN fi, i siaiidinasieeateaeal tie hl i ag ee al Ki 4 TEE EI dSSs haston : H2iVv Washington. + California. L} e ly H @e@ece* COC TCMALLN EAN NOR HES RE IR. SPIER EES SIRE ERIE = : jes Sate ier” ‘! = os

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ee. yO Al EN OIE ae eh ame Pa Sr x. 5 “ee 4 Need a Housegirl? q ‘ WHOA 4 i popessooenetgnans>” — COMIC P AGS ‘a —Ask for a N : Soa: N S ———e ¢ | Post-Dispatch fs Read PAR MOR W F 3 a Tt . . A ; ; : _ APRIL 11. 198%. * ai nae Than ANY OTHER Newspecer, eagle COMIC PAGE | MONDAY. APRIL 11, 1927. U, Y Y Y Yttits SY * S ; Sara ~~ we > Y ee - _— — Se ame a ee eR nee eee — Steaming Youth-—s,; Marjorie Henderson Cartoon F ollies of 19 27—By Rube Goldberg q ——— THE BATTLING BROWNS LUKE ANDHIS UXE | FAMOUS TROUBLE MAKERS —_> SsomHea’s GW | ? a COME ON, STRAW suearr, YS LUMeRe ALE ) [ GUESS _~ ) ey : HELP ME MOVE SOME / MY COLLAR some BOY TO \ oe | . a 7 Ss > ; LOT & = i a eee ou OF TES FURMITORS — BuTtoss Are: | | © 3 , HELP oe Gamer | “/ CAME ALONG, RED? TM STARTIDAG ROOSE- | You Ve BEA) | : | “s iat Ta jj ME G, D [OU = ; rs , ~ pemiis be / 4 ' : ‘PooR timlst ITsaser Me EAMING AAD I SWEEPING oe IM OCT — | OWT WAAKS = | ; Sm | | TAAT WAS THERE SELOAIGED | | VAS JusT SIMPLY WORN = ee. | | BAT WAS TH = cam ' \_ MISTAKE Yoo FOR. | HE BOREAL | {| TO HER EVER-LOVIA! OUT PUSHING HER “ge 8 ten = . | od —VENre is , ag L cus J : a | | | = es. ied co gi f 2 CORNAMEATS | J AS IEA 4 0 Rg ae Sa at onngh/*e a a ge . | & Party Leaders of Senate ri Rapp et 1 @ and House Gather at ILDRED CAPSULE WHO CCASCEIVER 2 . . ! r = *- aa = ne —. ze: mes = ; . . ; Later at the White House the | Cent PestaAce “: - | , ~ —— ‘ A ; he } ; —— — = ———— ‘eae breakfast was described as entire-| DUE on THE _ a He ’ ; —' mil: ~_ = | ; 4 a =I | == Lae ty casual, held in order to bring! : i a) a = (Ax ~ \} : a> feogether several persons who had! - : | f ; 2 been out of the city anc who hap- ; pened to be in the city today . The breakfast coinciding with ithe planned departure of William ‘Butler. chairman of th Repub- | ational Committee, was de- | by those who attended as! “social.” The guests were Butler. | {. Bascom Slemp, the former sec- i retary to the President Everett Sanders, secretary to the Presi- | gent: Senators Curtis. Smoot. Mc- | Nary and Keys; Representatives | Snell of New York: Begg. and | seurton of QOhio 7 PONS AR Rel PN edhe 37 = _ . * . | . . . ‘ 1 t" - . “ ‘ * > — . _ . “ : 2 . * State : 4 ~~ eee wen wes eet > | > Mies. + * my pre ©. ™ x he from GEN. CROWDER TO LEAVE CUBA imbhassador’s Forthcoming Re- 4) tirement Announced by Conlidgr. und ‘“e Acux ia. 3 ro eo —A re-' Judge Rummy—», 1.< WME °°": °y Major-Genera! Enpeh H p-aae . apes ——- wef a ' t ay ae ; : . . e . Ss | fa 4 ; ¥ ~ Cc : go? ee —. THIS ) \SO YOU WANT w . waar eee oe : dent | LE GUY \ / \ a Di Vv ORCE s ‘ | ' : - hA& Ft Ae ) : _ + “ : . I . s ne. ~ wees A ft | \ | HAS YOUR WIFE =; | | 7 Dar's gus \ a °° Ambassa DIVORCE | | : foul LEFT You? ‘ ; \ i a ee eee SS ~. 4 : | vat — ual «fe | DE TWOUBLE- ‘ wet to th ~~ ’ ls, ’ / ae ‘ ~ | | ‘ , : , ~ Me : | ae : | LEAVE * / 2 4 " “= 88 announced he regrets th ~~ * _ r OM a commission *xpiained today to detectives tlangel Lee Negro. who ceon-| + COmmitting 160 bergiartes! 1 f. gang of white men. The Am he said. pald him from 86) 3:38 '? severa! dotiars for each | St. ae